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January 02, 2007

Volume 7, Issue 1

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• For Your Patients

  • • For Your Patients
    WHOLE-GENOME SCANS OF SPORADIC ALS IDENTIFY NEW RISK GENES
  • • For Your Patients
    STUDY FINDS ENDURANCE TRAINING BENEFITS SOME LIMB-GIRDLE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY PATIENTS
  • • For Your Patients
    RECOMBINANT HUMAN ENZYME THERAPY IMPROVES 18-MONTH SURVIVAL IN INFANTS WITH POMPE DISEASE
  • • For Your Patients
    NEW STUDY FINDS ZONISAMIDE, AN ANTICONVULSANT, SAFE AND EFFECTIVE FOR PARKINSON DISEASE SYMPTOMS
  • • For Your Patients
    MOUSE BRAIN ATLAS REVEALS NEW CEREBRAL SUBREGIONS, POTENTIAL CELL MARKERS FOR DRUG DEVELOPMENT
  • • For Your Patients
    ZACH HALL RETIRES FROM CALIFORNIA STEM CELL INSTITUTE
  • • For Your Patients
    THE PACIFIC WAR THROUGH THE EYES OF FOUR PHYSICIAN PRISONERS OF WAR: CONDUCT UNDER FIRE: FOUR AMERICAN DOCTORS AND THEIR FIGHT FOR LIFE AS PRISONERS OF THE JAPANESE. By John A. Glusman. 588 Pages. Viking 2006
  • • For Your Patients
    NIH SCIENTIST CHARGED WITH ACCEPTING INDUSTRY FEES
  • • For Your Patients
    FUTURE OF MEDICARE PRESENTS CHALLENGES TO NEW CONGRESS, PHYSICIANS, PATIENTS
  • • For Your Patients
    2007 MEETING PLANNER
  • • For Your Patients
    ONE SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL ANNOUNCES SAFEGUARDS AGAINST FRAUD – WILL THEY WORK?
  • • For Your Patients
    COURT TO HEAR CASE ON EXPERIMENTAL DRUGS

• At the Meetings

  • • At the Meetings
    NEW STUDY REPORTS LACOSAMIDE IS EFFECTIVE AS ADD-ON THERAPY FOR EPILEPSY

• Policy and Practice

  • • Policy and Practice
    GOVERNMENT WATCH
  • • Policy and Practice
    CELL PHONE INTERRUPTIONS AND OTHER BOTHERSOME PATIENT BEHAVIORS: HOW NEUROLOGISTS COPE

• Professionalism

  • • Professionalism
    FIELD NOTES

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