Eigen Release: Prostate Cancer Breakthrough Receives FDA Clearance
                   
biospace.com     May 20, 2008            

eiNav/Artemis Helps Pinpoint Prostate Cancer, Provides a Map for Follow-up CareGRASS VALLEY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A new imaging device, eiNav/Artemis, now officially cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), offers urologists breakthrough technology that will significantly help... [read full story]                    


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[BARGAIN] How You Spun Web?

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Proceeds Benefit Stand Up To Cancer Stand Up To Cancer, forging a new way to develop breakthroughs that will end cancer is putting together the best and brightest minds in cancer research, investing in their projects and...                    

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Collection bin firm apologetic for noncompliance

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The state attorney general’s office says the R.I. owner of these collection bins is not registered to collect donations.Cape Cod Times /Steve Heaslip A Rhode Island company that collects used clothing and donates some...                    

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Christina Applegate in telethon for cancer research

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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Cancer survivors Christina Applegate, Patrick Swayze, Sheryl Crowe, cyclist Lance Armstrong and dozens of other celebrities "stood up" to battle the disease in a charity television fund-raiser on...                    

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FDA releases first list of drugs that might have safety issues

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Don't stop taking your medications By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON -- "My message to patients is this: Don't stop taking your medicine," said Dr. Janet Woodcock, who heads the FDA's Center for...                    

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