Archive for: June, 2010

PSA Test Does Cut Prostate Cancer Deaths, Study Finds

WEDNESDAY, June 30 — Adding to the ongoing debate on the usefulness of the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test for prostate cancer, new research from Sweden finds the screen cuts lives lost to the disease by almost half.
The argument over…

Tranzyme Pharma Announces Positive Results from Phase 2 Study of Oral TZP-102 (Ghrelin Agonist) in Patients with Diabetic Gastroparesis

Statistically Significant Results at Multiple Dose Levels
with Sustained Effect Throughout the 28-day Treatment
Period
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jun 29, 2010 -
Tranzyme Pharma announced positive top-line results today from…

Three-Legged Dogs Aid in Robot Design

WEDNESDAY, June 30 — The movement of three-legged dogs is being studied to help scientists design robots that can adapt in the event of an “injury.”
German researchers used high-tech infrared cameras to record the movements of dogs missing a fore…

US MI: Pot Compassion Center Could Open In Worth

The Times Herald, 30 Jun 2010 – Amsdills Seek 2nd Facility After Facing ‘Adversity’ In Kimball The couple who opened a marijuana compassion center in Kimball Township plans to open another facility in Sanilac County’s Worth Township.

US ME: Editorial: Vague Profit Margin for Marijuana Spurs Distribution Competiti

Kennebec Journal, 29 Jun 2010 – How much profit can a nonprofit make without exceeding what’s suitable for its legal status? That, interestingly enough, has become one of the central questions being raised about who will get to operate the state’s medi…

Mexico: How Juarez Became the World’s Deadliest City

Boston Review, 01 Jul 2010 – HOW JUAREZ BECAME THE WORLD’S DEADLIEST CITY In April 2007 Ciudad Juarez-the sprawling Mexican border city girding El Paso, Texas-won a Foreign Direct Investment magazine award for "North American large cities of the f…

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