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- 6/21/2011
Fluorescing neurons shed light on how brains are wired
First, there was Brainbow, and now there’s Flybow. With Brainbow, researchers at Harvard University developed transgenic mice whose neurons emit a multitude of colours under fluorescent light. They did this by inserting genes from jellyfish and coral that produce fluorescent proteins. - 6/21/2011
Ontario citizens panel recommends changes to healthcare system
TORONTO | Twenty-eight Ontarians who have looked at the inner workings of the province’s health system say more collaboration, integration and accountability are required to help ensure the sustainability of high-quality, accessible and publicly funded healthcare. - 6/21/2011
Nova Scotia pharmacists and government back to table
Talks resume after breaking down earlier this month over generic price reform. - 6/21/2011
A man’s home is his castle
- 6/20/2011
Primary-care networks a success: AMA
The Alberta Medical Association says an independent, third-party evaluation of the province’s 40 primary-care networks shows the physician-led multidisciplinary teams have been a success at improving the delivery of primary care in the province. - 6/20/2011
Insiders suspected in surgical equipment thefts
Guards posted to emergency rooms, surgery suites locked in wake of robberies - 6/20/2011
Xgeva reduces risk of skeletal events in cancer patients with bone metastases
Drug indicated for reducing the of developing skeletal-related events in patients with bone metastases from breast cancer, prostate cancer, non-small cell lung cancer and other solid tumours. - 6/20/2011
‘Dr. Death’ dies