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Why GINA Can Be Problematic in the Workplace
Podcast: February 8, 2010
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Ironwood Tests It Mettle
Company’s offering sets the mood for biotech IPOs.
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Sweet Venture
Shell-Cosan enter $12 billion venture to ramp up production and distribution.
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Unlocking the Genetics of Child Killers
Top pediatric hospital teams up with leading genomics center for $65 million.
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Another Autism Link
Study confirms link between older moms and the disorder.
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Budget Boost
Obama's fiscal 2011 budget calls for more money for NIH, FDA.
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When Less Means More
New research finds some morbidly obese people are missing genes.
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GSK to Slash 4,000 Jobs
The weekly round-up of failed trials, missed targets and other business mishaps.
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Biotech has its first IPO this year
Capital markets slide and dealmaking crosses borders.
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Novo Hopes for a Diabetes Blockbuster
Danish pharma secures approval for Victoza.
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Biotechnology Group Objects to U.S. Stance on Gene Patents
Bloomberg
Ironwood Cuts IPO by 30% in Biggest Reduction of 2010
Bloomberg
More than half of Americans use Internet for health
Reuters
House to vote on health insurers antitrust law
Reuters
TV Ad Spending On Health Care Slows From $1M Per Day To $1M In A Week
Talking Points Memo
Extra Money for Science in Obama’s Budget
The New York Times
Hospital Mergers Loom as U.S. Overhaul Fails Centers
Bloomberg
Medical journal retracts autism paper 12 years on
Reuters
A Lasting Gift to Medicine That Wasn’t Really a Gift
The New York Times
The Miracle of Vitamin D: Sound Science, or Hype?
The New York Times
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