June 12,
2003
Coroner rules
vaccinations contributed to reservist's death -
http://nwitimes.com
Smallpox
Vaccine Includes a Dose of Risk -
http://healthlink.mcw.edu
Smallpox
Vaccine Research at the Medical College of Wisconsin -
http://healthlink.mcw.edu
CDC: Smallpox
vaccine can prevent monkeypox - Prairie dog sales banned as investigation
expands to 15 states - CNN
CDC's
Monkeypox Plan Offering smallpox vaccine -
www.newsday.com
Smallpox
Vaccinations Are Urged and Prairie Dogs Are Banned to Halt Monkeypox - The
New York Times
Monkeypox Update: Bans, Vaccinations - Don't Release Infected Animals Into the
Wild, CDC says - WebMD
Monkeypox shows gap
in bioterror readiness - UPI
Questions and
answers on monkeypox - AP via The Herald-Sun
Monkeypox - Scientists are wondering whether the spectre of smallpox might be
rising from the dead. Perhaps reincarnated in its close relative monkeypox,
which is alive, well and spreading in Central Africa. -
www.abc.net.au
Quantitation of
CD8+ T cell responses to newly identified HLA-A*0201-restricted T cell epitopes
conserved among vaccinia and variola (smallpox) viruses. - journal article
Growing
Skepticism Bane of Polio Eradication - Unicef Rep - AllAfrica.com
U.S. Health
Officials Concerned by Chickenpox Deaths - Reuters Health via NIH
JCVI
Statement: Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) Disease and Hib Vaccine -
Executive Summary - DOH, UK
National
Health Service General Medical Services Amendment To The Statement Of Fees And
Allowances - re: Hib vaccine catch-up campaign - DOH, UK
Italian HIV
Vaccine Trial Ready to Begin - Reuters via NIH
Some Questions
and Answers for BCG Vaccine SSI - DOH, UK
Wesley
Institute program taps world of art, music for youngsters with autism -
www.post-gazette.com
Judge denies
bail for dead autistic boy's father -
www.islandpacket.com
Environment ministers concerned about mercury -
www.globeandmail.com
Experts issue
guidelines for treating childhood brain injury - BMJ
Are doctors and the
drug industry too close for comfort? - BMJ
Drug companies want
to inform patients - BMJ
Should drug
companies be allowed to talk directly to patients? - NO - BMJ
Should drug
companies be allowed to talk directly to patients? - YES - BMJ
Drug ads deliver a
few side effects - Firms reap rewards, but so do their rivals, and patients take
data to the doc, study finds - The Boston Globe
Rapid
responses to: Editorials: No more free
lunches - BMJ
Cultural revolution
- The UK government wants doctors to take on board
patients' views in shaping practice. But how can you change the
mindset of the medical profession in order to do that?
- BMJ
Doctors must
listen more - BMJ
Do patients need
to read research? - BMJ
I am a good patient,
believe it or not - BMJ
Just how demanding
can we get before we blow it? - BMJ
Seen and not heard
- BMJ
Make the most of your
doctor - BMJ
What patients want
from their doctors - BMJ
Killing the goose
that laid the golden egg? - Complementary and alternative medicine might best be
kept separate from conventional treatments - BMJ
Brandy, bridge,
and other patient dilemmas - BMJ
Haemophilia
patients launch action against Bayer over contaminated blood products - BMJ
Lawsuit Alleges
Companies Sold Bad Blood -
www.freerepublic.com
Drug
distributors agree to stop selling fake Lipitor - The Kansas City Star
India admits to
unapproved drug formulations in market - BMJ
Paroxetine must not
be given to patients under 18 - BMJ
Dangerous chemicals
- www.sfgate.com
Doctors
often prescribe unneeded antibiotics to save their time - World Chiropractic
Alliance
Common hormone
therapy doubles dementia risk - World Chiropractic Alliance
Statin drugs
touted for many diabetics - AP via The Herald-Sun
Study
finds antioxidant vitamins useless - AP via The Herald-Sun
Origin of AIDS
Traced Back Another Step, Researchers Say - The New York Times
Researchers
trace the ancestry of AIDS - AP via The Herald-Sun
Public health
and company wealth - BMJ
Flesh-eating
bacteria have officials on alert -
www.post-gazette.com
Tattoos
Source of Hepatitis without Symptoms: Study - Reuters Health via NIH
Wife wins case
against GPs who did not disclose husbands HIV status - BMJ
House Expected
To Pass Bill To Rewrite The Rules On Class-Action Lawsuits - Stanford Law
School
Benefits
of blood pressure taken at home - Research: Day-long readings can better predict
heart risks - CNN
Digital X-ray
can scan body in 13 seconds - AP via The Herald-Sun
Acclaimed architect Michael Graves paralyzed by meningitis -
www.sacbee.com
Medicare Drug Plan will Limit
Senior's Choice of Medication - CCHC
Unhealthy Benefits
- www.tompaine.com
FDA Generic Drugs
Final Rule and Initiative - FDA
William
Morris made poisonous wallpaper - Arts and Crafts traditionalist manufactured
and used arsenic-based greens. - Nature
Schafer Autism Report June 12,
2003
BMJ Table of Contents, June 14,
2003
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