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New study shows patients more willing to consider self-injectable HIV therapy than many physicians anticipate

Initial results from the OpenMind study, the largest behavioural study to look at both patients' and physicians' perceptions of HIV care in treatment-experienced patients, were revealed today at EACS. The study's findings are anticipated to help physicians implement improved care to HIV patients and help pave the way for better acceptance and integration of other new innovative drugs such as mono...

Williams College biologist explores photosynthetic apparatus

The National Science Foundation has announced the award of $263,274 to Williams College biologist Claire Ting. It will support her work in exploring the structure, function and evolution of the photosynthetic apparatus in one of the most important marine primary producers of the world. Her project is titled "Photosynthetic Response to Abiotic Stress in Prochlorococcus, a Globally Importan...
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Visions: Innovating like Madonna and Willie Nelson (and Steve Jobs)

Not just to manufacturers, who he will be addressing at the state's annual Manufacturing Matters conference</...

Interview: Dr. William Yasnoff on health records, part 2

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Interview: Dr. William Yasnoff on patient-centric IT

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Hey Willie, Wisconsin Manufacturing Doesnt Need an Aid Concert!

Six months ago I wrote an article which the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published, entitled Barrons Article Knocks the Rust Off State Manufacturing Outlook, that recounted the predictions of a hedge-fund manager named Jeff Gendell in an interview from a December edition of Barrons Magazine. In Rust Removal, Mr. Gende...

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Will you be willing to patch up your vertebrae with cement?

Treating patients with osteoarthritis has been a difficult task for doctors to handle. The only option available was either wearing a back brace and waiting to heal or switching over to painkillers. // A new form of treatment called vertebroplasty, in which a form of cement is injected into the broken spinal bone has revolutionized the treatment of osteoarthritis. Vertebroplasty came...

Patients More Willing To Use Self-Injectable HIV Therapy Than Anticipated

Recent study shows that HIV patients are more willing to consider and use self-injectable therapy than many physicians anticipate // . Initial results from the OpenMind study, the largest behavioural study to look at both patients' and physicians' perceptions of HIV care in treatment-experienced patients, were revealed today at EACS. The findings are anticipated to help physi...

China Unwilling To Share Bird Flu Samples, says WHO

The World Health Organization has issued a statement, highlighting the unwillingness of China to share bird flu samples, collected from recent bird flu outbreaks.// This was stated following announcement of the third bird flu related human death, by Beijing. The deadly avian bird flu virus is said to have claimed the life of a 41-year-old factory worker, from the Southeastern province...

Centre Willing to Help Tamil Nadu to Promote Indigenous Medicine

Centre was willing to help Tamil Nadu in promoting Indian Systems of Medicine and the government was now preparing a project report to be submitted to it in this regard // , state Health Minister K K S S R Ramachandran, said today. The state government was keen to set up an Ayurveda college and would take all efforts in this direction, he said while inaugurating a meeting of the state...

Williams Syndrome, the Brain, and Music

Children with Williams syndrome, a rare genetic disorder, just love music and will spend hours listening to or making music. Despite averaging an IQ score of 60, many possess// a great memory for songs, an uncanny sense of rhythm, and the kind of auditory acuity, than can discern differences between different vacuum cleaner brands. A study by a multi-institutional collaboration of scie...

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