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Elderly may fare worse on prostate cancer drugs (AP)

AP - A prostate cancer study that could change how doctors treat some patients found that widely used hormone-blocking drugs did not improve survival chances for older men whose disease hadn't spread.

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The Breathing Life Awards, UK

The 13th annual Breathing Life Awards will be taking place on Wednesday 28th May at Hilton Metropole and televised on Sky Real Lives (Sky channel 253) on Sunday 1st June, 9.30pm. Hosted by Carol Smillie and Dr David Bull, the glitzy awards ceremony celebrates the outstanding achievement of inspiring people that have Cystic Fibrosis (CF), the UK's most common life-threatening inherited disease.

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Listen to The Lancet: 24 May

A staggering quarter of a billion people worldwide have diabetes, with this figure set to rise to 380 million by 2025. In this week's podcast, Jane Godsland discusses many of the topics in the May 24-30 diabetes issue of The Lancet: research showing that intensive insulin therapy given early after diagnosis of type 2 diabetes can reverse disease progression; public-health interventions in a Chinese population study highlighting how appropriate diet and exercise can delay the onset of diabetes; and discussion of other research, reviews, and diabetes content in this week's Perspectives section of the journal.

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Cell Biologists Hail Senate Passage of Stem Cell Bill

Expanding the number of human embryonic stem cells available for use by U.S. government-funded researchers was approved by the Senate with its passage of H.R. 810, 63 - 37. American Society for Cell Biology President Mary Beckerle praised the United

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Medtech Startups, November 2007

New medical technologies represented in companies added (November 2007) to the Medtech Startups Database and/or added to the November 2007 issue of MedMarkets.

The following are brief technology descriptions for companies newly added to the MedMarket Diligence Medtech Startups Database and/or covered in MedMarkets Startups during the month of November:

Development of a miniature retrievable pump for use in improving blood flow following coronary artery angioplasty.
Technology for anchoring dynamic and static spinal implants.
Intervertebral disc and facet joint prosthesis in spine surgery.
Static compression device technology in spine surgery.
Intramedullary transillumination apparatus for use in bone repair.
Company has licensed technology from major technology university that creates colony of liver cells that can be used for testing drug toxicity.
Diagnostic and therapeutic tools for the treatment of patients who are prone to develop unstable coronary syndromes due to the presence of multiple thrombogenic vulnerable plaques.
Device for treatment of chronic renal insufficiency.
Developing the brachytherapy applicator for radiation following lumpectomy.
Development of catheters and other technologies for the treatment of acute and chronic total occlusion in coronary and peripheral arteries.
Stents and stent sleeves that minimize embolism.

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[Commentary] The thermodynamics of writing a random polymer

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