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"Medicine By Mandarins" New drugs are too important to be tested in the closet BY SCOTT GOTTLIEB Fight years ago, when the biotechnology company Bio-4 gen had to make a change in a new drug that...
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"Open the DNA Doors" BY SCOTT GOTTLIEB, M.D. So now we find out: The DNA used to make Celera Genomics' celebrated map of the human genome was not picked at random from anonymous donors, as...
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"No News Is Bad News" Dr. Scott Gottlieb is a physician at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York and editor of the Gilder Biotech Report. that conducted the trials to nasty criticism....
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"PREVENTION IS NOT A CURE" BY SCOTT GOTTLIEB, M.D. Doctors and millions of women gasped recently when a group of Danish researchers announced that annual mammograms might not, after all, decrease...
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SORRY ABOUT THAT VACCINE BY SCOTT GOTTLIEB S ince May, patients prescribed the wonderful drug Enbrel for rheumatoid arthritis have toted around a special card, to verify for their pharmacist...
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DEAD ENDS DON'T LEAVE BIOTECH TO THE POLITICIANS TBY SCOTT GOTTLIEB hree decades ago, scientists got the idea that cancer might be caused by viruses, triggering changes in cell metabolism....
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Your DNA or Your Life? Drug science goes digital BY SCOTT GOTTLIEB T hanks to the Human Genome Project's tsunami of data, a startling transformation in drug science is about to...
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Adult Cells Do It Better Venture capital says adult, not A 11 systems were go for federally funded embryo stem-cell research at the National Institutes of Health. New guidelines bequeathed by...
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Medicine By Mandarins
(November 2002)
