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In other news...
Local doc has skinny on carb vs. fat cut
Boston Herald November 28, 2004
New study shows how 'good' carbs can be beneficial
Houston Chronicle November 25, 2004
Diet of 'good' carbs may be healthier for heart
Chicago Sun-Times November 24, 2004
Study: Benefits of Good Carbs
CBS News November 23, 2004
Docs Miss Teen Substance Abuse
CBS News November 5, 2004
California Voters Take Lead in Stem-Cell Research
Kansas City Star November 5, 2004
Pediatricians Fail to Recognize Teen Substance Abusers
Forbes Magazine November 1, 2004
Taunton
Baby Gets Heart Transplant
Brockton Enterprise, August 26, 2004
Virus
model may offer new approach for childhood diarrhea vaccine
CBC News (Canada), August 25, 2004
"Miracle"
Patient Returns to Boston
TheBostonChannel.com (WCVB-TV), August 20, 2004
Survey
Examines Medical Errors
Boston Globe, August 3, 2004
Whooping
Cough Makes a Comeback
Boston Globe, August 3, 2004
High-Carb
Diets May Help Maintain Weight
WebMD.com, August 3, 2004
Anonymous
Doc Survery Finds Many Admit to Many Errors
Boston Herald, August 3, 2004
Hub
back on patient map: Skill draws ill travelers despite 9/11
Boston Herald, July 5, 2004
A
World Apart
Boston Globe, July 5, 2004
Caregivers
are Celebrating Babys Recovery
Boston Globe, July 2, 2204
Leaner
Teens Compensate for Fast-food Meals
Los Angeles Times, June 28, 2004
Devon
Nicole House Offers New Housing
NECN, June 14
Scientists
Isolate New Stem Cell Line
Associated Press, June 9
Research:
Brain genes start to slow at 40
CNN.com, June 9
Young
Iraqi Patient Needs Help Fast
FOX News, May 5
Weighing
the Weight of Whooping Cough Vaccine
Forbes, May 3
For
Patients, a Room at the Casa
Boston Globe, May 2
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A turning point for
cancer,
a milestone for anti-angiogenesis
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The US Food and Drug Administration yesterday approved
a new type of cancer drug, which works by preventing
the growth of new blood vessels that feed tumors.
Avastin was approved
for use in conjunction with standard chemotherapy for
patients with colon cancer that has spread to other
parts of the body... [The drug] grew out of a new cancer-fighting
theory first proposed in 1970 by Dr. Judah Folkman,
a surgeon at Children's Hospital Boston....
"Avastin turns a
theory into a therapy," said Folkman. "That's exciting
to see. I'm very proud of this effort."
-- Boston Globe
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Working
out a way to help: Personal trainer raises money to support Children's
Metro West Daily News, February 9
Scientists
identify antibody that blocks SARS virus infection
Harvard University Gazette, February 05
New
Virus a Major Cause of Infection in Children
Yahoo! News, Jan 28
Boston
medical workers aid Iran quake victims
Boston Globe, Dec 28
Fast
Food Linked To Child Obesity
ABCNews.com, Jan 5
Needless
appendix surgery cited
Boston Globe, Jan 5
Security
safeguards privacy
eWeek.com, Dec 22
Flu:
A shot worth taking
Boston Globe, Dec 9
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