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EPA - Children's Health ProtectionEnvironmental Protection Agency's list of 31 simple things everyone can do to improve the areas where kids live, learn and play. Published for October's Children's Health Protection Month.
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PrepareNow.orgContains useful checklists which patients, caregivers and public health professionals can use to prepare for disasters and evacuations. Checklists address the special needs of patients who are on infusion pumps, oxygen, immobilized, have cognitive difficulties, etc. Info available in 7 languages.
Open Access DayThe Public Library of Science (PLos), Students for Free Culture, and SPARC partner to promote open access to scientific and medical research. International events recognizing Open Access Day will be held October 14, 2008.
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Waukesha Memorial Hospital Webcasts Brain Cancer PanelAre you interested in learning more about brain cancer treatments? On Wednesday, October 8, 2008, ORlive will webcast a panel of physicians discussing the case of a brain tumor patient treated with CyberKnife® technology.
Sexy Survivors Raise Colorectal Cancer AwarenessThirteen beautiful men and women raise awareness about an ugly topic: colorectal cancer. These sexy survivors are showing their scars hoping to save lives.
Genetic Six-Pack Could Cause Common LeukemiaFamilies of CLL patients face a higher risk of getting the disease, but a genetic link couldn’t be found. UK scientists say a 6-gene combo could be the key.
Wistar Maps Telomerase Enzyme Present in Most CancersScientists map the structure of a key enzyme found in over 90 percent of human cancers. Their discovery could lead to treatments with fewer side effects.
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ECOLOGY: Harmonious AgricultureScience - Editor's Choice - 11/21/2008 Papers about papers
Nature Nanotechnology - 11/21/2008 The era of personalized medicine: back to basics
Nature Clinical Practice Oncology - 11/21/2008 In-plane conductance measurement of graphene nanoislands using an integrated nanogap probe
Nanotechnology - 11/18/2008 In This Issue
Journal of the National Cancer Institute - 11/18/2008 Ah Receptor Binding to its Cognate Response Element is Required for Dioxin-Mediated Toxicity
Toxicological Sciences - 11/08/2008 Contents Page
Human Molecular Genetics - 11/07/2008 [NEWS & VIEWS] AN INTEGRATED APPROACH FOR TREATING DEPRESSION IN CANCER PATIENTS
CA - 11/05/2008 Genome annotation in the presence of insertional RNA editing
Bioinformatics - 11/05/2008 Factors affecting the incidence of genotoxicity biomarkers in peripheral blood lymphocytes: impact on design of biomonitoring studies
Mutagenesis - 10/31/2008 Frontmatter
Carcinogenesis - 10/31/2008 in this issue
Annals of Oncology - 10/24/2008 Quality Assurance of Radiotherapy in Cancer Treatment: Toward Improvement of Patient Safety and Quality of Care
Japanese Journal of Clinical Oncology - 10/24/2008 IN THIS ISSUE
International Immunology - 10/23/2008
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