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Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - Tue Nov 3, 8:00 am ET
SAN DIEGO----Entest BioMedical Inc. announced today that it has signed a Letter of Intent with Quantum Advisors, a San Diego based biotechnology consulting firm, to assist Entest with the development of its Stem Cell Therapeutic Treatment for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease .
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Coeur d'Alene Press - Tue Nov 10, 5:44 am ET
Rami Amaro can tell as soon as she wakes up if it's one of the bad days. Maybe she can't move her right arm, or she can't see out of one eye. The worst days she'll feel the banding -- cruelly nicknamed the "MS hug" -- where the muscles around her rib cage squeeze her like a python.
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AFP via Yahoo! News - Thu Nov 5, 6:09 pm ET
A breakthrough mix of stem cell and gene therapy halted a lethal brain-wasting illness in two young boys, and could prove effective against other genetic disorders, researchers reported Thursday.
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Science Daily - Mon Nov 9, 11:23 pm ET
The search for the holy grail of regenerative medicine -- the ability to "grow back" a perfect body part when one is lost to injury or disease -- has been under way for years, yet the steps involved in this seemingly magic process are still poorly understood. Now researchers have identified an essential cellular pathway in zebrafish that paves the way for limb regeneration by unlocking gene ...
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San Francisco Chronicle - Mon Nov 9, 7:40 pm ET
British scientists begin a new study on Tuesday to consider how human DNA is used in animal experiments and to determine what the boundaries of such controversial science might be. Though experts have been swapping human and animal DNA for years _ like... DNA - Animal testing - Animal welfare - Animal Experiments - Vivisection - Experiment
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The Vacaville Reporter - Tue Nov 10, 4:06 am ET
British scientists begin a new study today to consider how human DNA is used in animal experiments and to determine what the boundaries of such controversial science might be.Though experts have been swapping human and animal DNA for years -- like replacing animal genes with human genes or growing human organs in animals -- scientists at the Academy of Medical Sciences want to make sure the
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LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News - Tue Nov 10, 8:33 am ET
Though you might not be able to run away from your problems, moving to another state could be good for the soul. New research suggests U.S. states with wealthier, better educated and more tolerant residents are also happier on average.
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Newswise - Wed Oct 28, 4:25 pm ET
Researchers led by Moores UCSD Cancer Center Director Dennis A. Carson, MD, professor of medicine, and Catriona Jamieson, MD, PhD, assistant professor of medicine and director of the Cancer Stem Cell Research Program at the Moores UCSD Cancer Center have been awarded $20 million over four years to develop novel drugs against leukemia stem cells.
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WBTV Charlotte - Sat Nov 7, 12:26 am ET
A Charlotte girl who is fighting leukemia has a new chance at life. This spring, we introduced you to 3-year-old Darien Gray. She and her family shared their story about her desperate need for a bone marrow transplant.
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ABC 13 Houston - Mon Nov 9, 11:15 pm ET
British scientists begin a new study to consider how human DNA is used in animal experiments
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Scientific American - Mon Nov 9, 12:18 pm ET
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New York Times - Tue Nov 10, 3:46 am ET
For those fighting to expand gay rights in New York, State Senator Rubén Díaz Sr., a Pentecostal minister, represents the most outspoken and unpredictable of foes.
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Idaho Press-Tribune - Tue Nov 10, 1:10 am ET
LONDON (AP) — British scientists begin a new study on Tuesday to consider how human DNA is used in animal experiments and to determine what the boundaries of such controversial science might be. Though experts have been swapping human and animal DNA for years — like replacing animal genes with human genes or growing human organs in animals — scientists at the Academy of Medical Sciences want to ...
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Indie Research via Yahoo! Finance - 40 minutes ago
Here are some companies that would rather pay you than pay taxes.
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Chicago Tribune - 2 hours 39 minutes ago
Families struggle with science, faith when viable eggs are frozen in lab In-vitro fertilization made it possible for Adriana and Robert Potter to welcome twins Anabella and Matteus into the world. For the same reasons many couples can't conceive, IVF was their only option if they wanted children of their own.