Archive for Januar, 2008

Novel Study Proves That Good Fences Make Good Neighbors

Published at Januar 31st, 2008

In the last century, more than 100 million people have perished in violent conflict, very often because of local clashes between ethnically or culturally distinct groups. In a novel study this week in Science, researchers report on a mathematical model that can predict where ethnic conflict will erupt. [...][click link for full article]

Senate Committee Passes American Indian Health Care Improvement Act Reauthorization Bill

Published at Januar 31st, 2008

The Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday by voice vote approved a bill (S 1200) that would revise and reauthorize the Indian Health Care Improvement Act through 2017 at a cost of $16 billion over five years and $35 billion over 10 years, CQ Today reports. [...][click link for full article]

Coupling Human And Natural Systems For A Sustainable Future And Quality Of Life

Published at Januar 31st, 2008

No one says marriage is easy — but an international group of 16 natural scientists and social scientists, including three from Michigan State University, are saying the wedding of natural sciences and social sciences is called for. [...][click link for full article]

House, Senate Unable To Resolve Differences Over Schip Legislation; New Jersey Gov. Corzine Threatens Lawsuit Challenging Schip Eligibility Rules

Published at Januar 31st, 2008

House and Senate lawmakers on Wednesday were unable to reach a compromise on legislation to reauthorize and expand SCHIP, “increasing the likelihood of a short-term extension” of the program, CQ Today reports. [...][click link for full article]

National Federation Of Independent Businesses Should Not Support Reimportation Bill, Op-ed States

Published at Januar 31st, 2008

The National Federation of Independent Business — which recently announced support for the Pharmaceutical Market Access and Drug Safety Act (S 242 and HR 380), legislation that would allow prescription drug reimportation from certain nations — is “being sold a false bill of goods,” Peter Pitts, p [...][click link for full article]

Canadians Turn Out For Terry Fox Run And Raise Money For Cancer Research

Published at Januar 30th, 2008

Newspapers all over Canada, and the rest of the world, are today reporting on the many individual stories of hope, suffering, sadness and joy of millions of people who joined in yesterday on the 27th annual Terry Fox run to raise money for cancer research. [...][click link for full article]

News From The Journal Of Clinical Investigation

Published at Januar 30th, 2008

Timing is everything when treating viral infectionsA new study by Robert Mittler and colleagues from Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, has indicated that the timing of treatment with an immune-modifying drug, relative to when a mouse becomes infected with a virus, is crucial in determining whether the treatment is effective or not. [...][click link [...]

Group In Zimbabwe Works To Fight Poverty, Empower Girls To Reduce Spread Of Hiv, Reuters Reports

Published at Januar 30th, 2008

Zimbabwe-based Girl Child Network, which organizes girls’ clubs in towns and villages, is focusing on combating poverty in the country to empower girls, reduce the incidence of rape and fight the spread of HIV, Reuters reports. GCN founder Betty Makoni said poverty is a main reason for the spread of HIV in Zimbabwe. [...][click link [...]

’sicko’ Makes Erroneous Points About Accessibility, According To Opinion Piece

Published at Januar 30th, 2008

Filmmaker Michael Moore in his health care documentary “Sicko” “claims that because private insurance companies are driven by profit, they will always deny care to deserving patients,” but he “is so busy following the money that he doesn’t take the time to follow the science,” John Stossel, co-anchor of ABC’s “20/20,” writes in a Wall [...]

Innovative Video And Body Sensor Technologies For Coaching Top Uk Athletes

Published at Januar 30th, 2008

Groundbreaking research now under way in the UK could help our leading athletics coaches deliver outstanding results in the years ahead.The SESAME (Sensing for Sport and Managed Exercise) project is developing innovative video and body sensor technologies designed to aid the training of both novice and elite athletes. [...][click link for full article]

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