Charles Marwick

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Survey says patients expect little physician help on sex. (1999) (278)
First "antisense" drug will treat CMV retinitis. (1998) (156)
Growing use of medicinal botanicals forces assessment by drug regulators. (1995) (117)
NIDA seeking data on effect of fetal exposure to methamphetamine. (2000) (73)
Should physicians prescribe prayer for health? Spiritual aspects of well-being considered. (1995) (55)
Leaving concert hall for clinic, therapists now test music's 'charms'. (1996) (49)
Acceptance of some acupuncture applications. (1997) (45)
FDA gives calcium channel blockers clean bill of health but warns of short-acting nifedipine hazards. (1996) (41)
Alterations Are Ahead at the OAM (1998) (36)
Coma-inducing drug GHB may be reclassified. (1997) (35)
Patients' lack of literacy may contribute to billions of dollars in higher hospital costs. (1997) (35)
Pathologists request autopsy revival. (1995) (33)
Physicians' attitudes and approaches are pivotal in procuring organs for transplantation. (1991) (30)
Music therapists chime in with data on medical results. (2000) (30)
Consensus panel considers osteoporosis. (2000) (29)
Proponents gather to discuss practicing evidence-based medicine. (1997) (24)
Vaccines for children program off and running. (1994) (23)
Healthy People 2010 initiative launched. (2000) (23)
Domestic violence recognized as world problem. (1998) (23)
Thalidomide back--under strict control. (1997) (21)
MedGuide: at last a long-sought opportunity for patient education about prescription drugs. (1997) (21)
Volunteers in typhoid infection study will aid future vaccine development. (1998) (20)
NHANES III health data relevant for aging nation. (1997) (20)
Longevity requires policy revolution. (1995) (20)
Acellular pertussis vaccine hailed for infants. (1995) (17)
Physician leadership on National Drug Policy finds addiction treatment works. (1998) (17)
Animal feed antibiotic use raises drug resistance fear. (1999) (16)
Guns, drugs threaten to raise public health problem of violence to epidemic. (1992) (16)
Helicobacter: new name, new hypothesis involving type of gastric cancer. (1990) (16)
More cautionary labeling appears on isotretinoin. (1984) (15)
Another health care idea: disease management. (1995) (14)
FDA committee questions Fluosol efficacy; US approval not imminent. (1983) (14)
Cyberinformation for seniors. (1999) (14)
Recommendations seek to prevent pressure sores. (1992) (14)
Campaign seeks to increase US "cholesterol consciousness". (1986) (14)
Pharmacoeconomics: is a drug worth its cost? (1994) (13)
Monoclonal antibody to treat lymphoma. (1997) (13)
Use of AIDS antibody test may provide more answers. (1985) (13)
Implementing the FDA Modernization Act. (1998) (13)
Helping city children control asthma. (1997) (13)
Assessment of exception to informed consent. (1997) (13)
Even 'knowing better' about smoking, other health risks, may not deter adolescents. (1988) (12)
Challenging report on pregnancy and drug abuse. (1998) (12)
Research in emergency circumstances. (1995) (12)
NCQA: Quality Through Evaluation (1997) (12)
Nature's agents help heal humans--some now take steps to reciprocate. (1998) (12)
Congress wants alternative therapies studied; NIH responds with programs. (1992) (12)
Philosophy on trial: examining ethics of clinical investigations. (1988) (11)
Networks aim to bridge gap between clinical research, medical practice. (2002) (11)
Scientists recall progress and promise of translational research. (2001) (11)
Blood banks give HTLV-III test positive appraisal at five months. (1985) (11)
More than a trickle of interest in blood substitutes. (1994) (11)
A public health approach to making guns safer. (1995) (10)
Complementary, alternative therapies should face rigorous testing, IOM concludes. (2005) (10)
Hepatitis C is focus of NIH consensus panel. (1997) (10)
AIDS-associated virus yields data to intensifying scientific study. (1985) (10)
Rotavirus vaccine a boon to children. (1998) (10)
From Rx to OTC: more drugs make the switch. (1997) (10)
Changing childhood disease pattern linked with day-care boom. (1984) (10)
BSE sets agenda for imported gelatin. (1997) (10)
The sizable homeless population: a growing challenge for medicine. (1985) (10)
Bhopal tragedy's repercussions may reach American physicians. (1985) (10)
Development of noninvasive methods to monitor blood glucose levels in people with diabetes. (1998) (10)
'Confidentiality' issues may cloud epidemiologic studies of AIDS. (1983) (10)
Will evidence-based practice help span gulf between medicine and law? (2000) (10)
Federal agency focuses on outcomes research. (1993) (10)
National Health Service Corps faces reauthorization during a risky time. (2000) (10)
Hormone combination treats women's bone loss. (1994) (10)
Implant recommendations. (2000) (9)
Floods carry potential for toxic mold disease. (1997) (9)
Complementary medicine congress draws a crowd. (1995) (9)
Trials reveal no benefit, possible harm of beta carotene and vitamin A for lung cancer prevention. (1996) (9)
Tobacco hearings: penetrating the smoke screen. (1994) (9)
Using high-quality providers to cope with today's rising health care costs. (1992) (9)
NHLBI at 50: Reflections on a Half-Century of Research on the Heart, Lungs, and Blood (1998) (9)
FDA ponders approaches to curbing adverse effects of drug used against cystic acne. (1988) (9)
Periodontal disease may pose one risk for premature birth. (2000) (9)
Learning how phytochemicals help fight disease. (1995) (9)
NIH 'Research Risks Office' reprimands hospital institutional review board. (1990) (8)
Natural compounds show antiangiogenic activity. (2001) (8)
FDA calls bovine-based vaccines currently safe. (2000) (8)
HIV antibody prevalence data derived from study of Massachusetts infants. (1987) (8)
Key to organ donation may be cultural awareness. (1991) (8)
Concern expressed about FDA reform legislation. (1997) (8)
Several groups attempting regulation of Internet Rx. (1999) (8)
Health and justice professionals set goals to lessen domestic violence. (1994) (8)
Lengthy tale of varicella vaccine development finally nears a clinically useful conclusion. (1995) (8)
Protecting subjects of clinical research. (1999) (8)
Long-term effects of childhood cancer need to be documented, board says. (2003) (8)
NCI changes its stance on mammography. (1994) (7)
Physicians called upon to help chart future space effort. (1986) (7)
Acellular pertussis vaccine is licensed for infants. (1996) (7)
Court ruling on 'junk science' gives judges more say about what expert witness testimony to allow. (1993) (7)
Do worldwide outbreaks mean tuberculosis again becomes 'captain of all these men of death'? (1992) (7)
Educating farmers, physicians who treat them, about rural life's potential health hazards. (1989) (7)
Effects of 'passive smoking' lead nonsmokers to step up campaign. (1985) (7)
Readiness is all: public health experts draft plan outlining pandemic influenza response. (1996) (7)
Debate revived on hepatitis B vaccine value. (1999) (7)
AZT (zidovudine) just a step away from FDA approval for AIDS therapy. (1987) (7)
It takes a community...to lower the STD rate. (1997) (7)
Increasing use of computerized recordkeeping leads to legislative proposals for medical privacy. (1996) (7)
British, American reports on xenotransplantation. (1996) (7)
Scary scenarios spark action at bioterrorism symposium. (1999) (7)
Will US polio immunization rely on IPV or OPV? (1995) (6)
Influenza's distant early warning system. (1993) (6)
Increasing use of chewing tobacco, especially among younger persons, alarms Surgeon General. (1993) (6)
Research seems to be gaining upper hand on what's been called non-A, non-B hepatitis. (1990) (6)
Staging of President's cancer continues to stimulate discussion. (1986) (6)
Managing hypertension in pregnancy. (1990) (6)
Additional steps proposed to ensure antiacne drug used only in appropriate patient population. (1990) (6)
Intensive smoking cessation efforts cost-effective. (1996) (6)
Medical facilities to focus on cleaner environment. (1998) (6)
NIH consensus panel spurs discontent. (1997) (6)
Promising vaccine treatment for alzheimer disease found. (2000) (6)
Task force formed to coordinate study, testing of AIDS therapies. (1986) (6)
Questions raised about measles vaccine trial. (1996) (6)
'Desirable weight' goes up in new guidelines. (1991) (6)
Not everyone wants IPV; opposition gears up. (1995) (6)
FDA prepares to meet regulatory challenges of the 21st century. (1985) (5)
New light on skin cancer mechanisms. (1995) (5)
ACS sets blueprint for action against prostate cancer in African Americans. American Cancer Society. (1998) (5)
Putting money where the US mouth is: initiative on food safety gets under way. (1997) (5)
New center director states "complementary" agenda. (2000) (5)
Controversy surrounds use of test for open spina bifida. (1983) (5)
Investigators present latest findings on Hong Kong 'bird flu' to the FDA. (1998) (5)
Physicians' reaction to Chernobyl explosion: lessons in radiation--and cooperation. (1986) (5)
Childhood aggression needs definition, therapy. (1996) (5)
NCI board votes to keep mammography guidelines. (1993) (5)
New campaign aims to cut dialysis patient deaths. (1995) (5)
Congress to simplify those complex, anxiety-provoking immunization booklets. (1992) (5)
'Desperate use' gene therapy guidelines ready. (1993) (5)
Trial halted as sickle cell treatment proves itself. (1995) (5)
Decision--but no unanimity--on polio vaccine use. (1996) (5)
National effort to immunize adolescents begins. (1996) (4)
Can disease-free survival be a surrogate for overall survival for drug approvals? (2004) (4)
FDA funding problems imperil safety of biological products in the United States. (1998) (4)
Managed care may feature behavioral medicine. (1996) (4)
Released report says needle exchanges work. (1995) (4)
Nosocomial TB control guidelines debated; will OSHA's proposed regulations prevail? Occupational Safety and Health Administration. (2000) (4)
What constitutes an expert witness? (1993) (4)
Many physicians following own advice about not smoking. (1984) (4)
Device manufacturers consider constraints. (2000) (4)
Hepatitis B vaccine appears headed for pediatric immunization schedule. (1991) (4)
Scientists stress biodiversity--human health links. (1995) (4)
'Contaminated' plasma: no automatic recall. (1983) (4)
ACIP moves ahead with plans for use of IPV. (1995) (4)
Home testing kits for HIV apt to get FDA approval. (1995) (4)
Final mammography recommendation? (1997) (4)
New ways to boost factor VIII in hemophilia: DDAVP for mild hemophilia A, von Willebrand's. (1983) (4)
Treat arthritis earlier, better. (1999) (4)
As for HIV-2... (1988) (4)
Foreign medical graduates in US postdoctoral programs: concern rises as total declines. (1987) (4)
Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis poses challenge. (1992) (4)
Postpolio syndrome may not be progressive. (1992) (4)
Anti-AIDS agents show varying early results in vitro and in vivo. (1985) (4)
New advocates of adequate treatment say have no fear of pain or of prosecution. (1999) (4)
'Bill of rights' for patients sent to Clinton. (1998) (4)
Hormonally active agents throughout the environment. (1999) (4)
Donor pool may rise as screening blood test falls. (1995) (4)
Guarded endorsement for Lyme disease vaccine. (1998) (4)
NIH panel report of 'no flaws' in FIAU trial at variance with FDA report, new probe planned. (1994) (4)
Changing climate seen in efforts to tell public about smoking, health. (1984) (4)
Inner-city asthma control campaign under way. (1995) (4)
New disease prevention effort goes by the book. (1994) (4)
Kwamahlati, the story of forestry in Zululand (1973) (4)
Pertussis vaccines: trials (and tribulations) (1988) (4)
Interleukin 2 trial will try to spark flagging immunity of AIDS patients. (1983) (4)
Are they real? IOM report on breast implant problems. Institute of Medicine. (1999) (4)
AAMC Analyzes 1997 Balanced Budget Act (1999) (4)
Influenza vaccine first to reach immunization goal. (1995) (4)
IOM calls for improvements in palliative care. (2001) (4)
Hispanic HANES takes long look an latino health. (1991) (4)
Neurological complications appear often in AIDS. (1985) (4)
New inactivated polio vaccine expected soon. (1990) (4)
FDA pushes for prescription drug information. (1995) (4)
Illicit drug users not idle; report says 70% go to work. (1999) (3)
Informed consent waiver for emergency research. (1995) (3)
Insurers, employers ask for better evaluation of new technologies. (2002) (3)
Compensation for injured research subjects. (1998) (3)
Geriatricians want better end-of-life care. (1997) (3)
Vaccine policy likely to be reassessed in 1990s when polio-DTP combination becomes available. (1988) (3)
Parity for mental health and substance abuse treatment. (1998) (3)
Varicella vaccine licensing in 18 to 24 months? (1987) (3)
Changing clinical laboratories: better or worse? (1998) (3)
Smallpox virus destruction delayed yet again. (1995) (3)
Study: treatment works for substance abusers. (1998) (3)
Committee to be named to advise government about fetal tissue transplantation experiments. (1988) (3)
Merits, flaws of live virus flu vaccine debated. (2000) (3)
Biotechnology industry calls for active US role. (1994) (3)
Healthy workplace: employers, employees benefit. (1992) (3)
Hepatitis A vaccines considered for licensing. (1992) (3)
FDA focuses on drug and device errors. (1996) (3)
New telecommunications relay services, other communication advances, will aid disabled people. (1993) (3)
Changes recommended in use of human diploid cell rabies vaccine. (1985) (3)
Funding stem cell research. (1999) (3)
Legislation expands federal role in medical technology assessment. (1984) (3)
New recommendation for adult immunization. (1999) (3)
Challenge for immunization programs: protect preschool, postschool generations. (1988) (3)
Music hath charms for care of preemies. (2000) (3)
FDA gets feedback on informed consent waiver. (1996) (3)
Aspirin's role in prevention now official. (1997) (3)
Switch to inactivated polio vaccine recommended. (1996) (3)
Like other segments of culture, military has had to come to grips with drug abuse problems. (1989) (3)
Additional voices heard in support of humane animal use in research. (1990) (3)
Embryonic stem cell debate brings politics, ethics to the bench. (2001) (3)
New drugs selectively inhibit kidney stone formation. (1983) (3)
NIH testing sorbinil to prevent diabetic retinopathy. (1984) (3)
WHO expected to revise international ethical research conduct guidelines. (1991) (3)
State medical boards discipline more, want role in health system reform. (1994) (3)
NIH expects conflict-of-interest rule revisions to take at least 6 months. (1990) (3)
Trend to specialization reversing? (1992) (3)
New era for acute stroke treatment. (1997) (3)
NCQA: quality through evaluation. National Committee for Quality Assurance. (1997) (3)
Improved protection for human research subjects. (1998) (3)
Provision of prescription drug info mandated. (1996) (3)
Investment and accountability mean better care. (1998) (3)
Changes ahead in childhood immunization. (1996) (3)
Views of reason for mad cow disease vary widely. (1996) (3)
Will more donor questions make blood safer? (1991) (3)
Encouraging trend on prescription drug information. (1997) (3)
A nation of Jack Sprats? Cholesterol program to stress dietary changes. (1986) (3)
And some recommend it as a vampire prophylactic. (1990) (2)
Molecular level view gives immune system clues. (1985) (2)
Artificial insemination faces regulation, testing of donor semen, other measures. (1988) (2)
FDA timetable set for reducing use of tobacco by children and adolescents. (1997) (2)
HIV/AIDS care calls for reallocation of resources. (1998) (2)
No obvious reason for HBV double hit. (1983) (2)
Acceptance of alternative therapies slowly growing in United kingdom. (2003) (2)
With fetal tissue moratorium lifted, applications begin reaching National Institutes of Health. (1993) (2)
FDA seeks swifter approval of drugs for some life-threatening or debilitating diseases. (1988) (2)
Cancer Institute takes a look at ascorbic acid. (1990) (2)
French, US viral isolates compared in search for cause of AIDS. (1984) (2)
Advisory group insists on 'alternative' voice. (1994) (2)
Fetal tissue study panel nears conclusion. (1988) (2)
Ethicist faults human research subject protection. (1994) (2)
Epidemiologists strive to maintain confidentiality of some health data. (1984) (2)
Long struggle continues to find new weapons against an old foe--the malaria parasite. (1990) (2)
Surfactant extract reduces infant respiratory distress. (1983) (2)
Alternative therapies study moves into new phase. (1992) (2)
New head of Federal office clear on protecting human research participants. (2000) (2)
Gene therapy 'prelude' under way. (1989) (2)
Groups survey health care costs, charges. (1991) (2)
Anatomy teaching may benefit from combination of tissue preparation, imaging, animation. (1988) (2)
FDA soon to license H influenzae vaccine. (1985) (2)
VA Hospitals prepare for Desert Storm casualties. (1991) (2)
Enhanced-potency polio vaccine nears licensing; policy to be studied. (1987) (2)
Routine screening considered to end perinatal hepatitis transmission. (1987) (2)
Minority physician training: critical for improving overall health of nation. (1989) (2)
Being called to care for the mighty poses unique challenges for attending physician. (1993) (2)
After coping with crisis, medicine ponders sequelae. (1985) (2)
Proposal to make investigational new drugs available without clinical trial participation in certain cases is receiving mixed responses. (1987) (2)
Holdup of toxic shock data ends during trial in Texas. (1983) (2)
International plan focuses on eradication of polio and containment of the virus. (2000) (2)
Time for new head, new approach at OAM. (1994) (2)
New focus on children's environmental health. (1997) (2)
Two magnetic scanners approved. (1984) (2)
Low-dose radiation: latest data renew questions of 'safe' level. (1990) (2)
Acellular pertussis vaccine scores high in trial. (1995) (2)
International conference gives boost in including omega fatty acids in diet. (1990) (2)
Effect of managed care felt in every medical field. (1996) (2)
Feds may fund study of existing embryos only. (1995) (2)
Consensus panel says benefits of screening women for ovarian cancer currently unproven. (1994) (2)
Hearing elicits no plan to raise autopsy rates. (1995) (2)
Many brands of cessation plans lure smokers. (1986) (2)
Bioethics Advisory Commission holds first meeting to define governing principles of ethical research. (1996) (2)
New rules extinguish 'smoking lamp' in growing number of public places. (1988) (2)
Preliminary results may open door to gene therapy just a bit wider. (1989) (2)
Vaccine for meningococcal meningitis tested. (1991) (2)
Pondering past, future of implantable heart. (1985) (2)
What happens to those grant applications (1984) (2)
New program to SCOPE out resistant organisms. (1995) (2)
New health care research agency reflects interest in evaluating quality. (1990) (2)
Polio vaccine schedule will change, but when? (1996) (2)
ADAMHA undergoes major changes. (1992) (2)
Coming to terms with indications for fetal surgery. (1993) (2)
Pharmaceutical firms urge more patient education. (1994) (2)
Survey indicates 133 orphan drug products in development for 96 relatively rare disorders. (1989) (2)
Fifth week of Desert Storm fighting brings new challenges for medicine. (1991) (2)
Influenza vaccine virus strains chosen. (1998) (2)
New guidelines encourage primary care for patients with early HIV infection. (1994) (2)
National policy, attitudes undergo some changes in regard to drinking. (1984) (2)
Put human cloning on hold, say bioethicists. (1997) (2)
Education effort emphasizes blood supply, use. (1987) (2)
Health plan accountability still a long-term goal. (1996) (2)
Two more cell infusions on schedule for gene replacement therapy patient. (1991) (2)
NIH collaboration with French AIDS vaccine researcher put on hold pending investigation. (1991) (2)
'Health of nation at stake' says Elders. (1993) (2)
A good word--in part--now offered for H pylori. (2000) (2)
Exciting potential of DNA vaccines explored. (1995) (2)
Could virulent virus be harbinger of 'new flu'? (1998) (2)
Medical records privacy a patient rights issue. (1996) (2)
Platelet volume/count relationship aids thrombocytopenia prognosis. (1983) (2)
Global review of diet and cancer links available. (1997) (2)
Will this page still exist sometime in the future when you want to read about deteriorating paper in medical journals, other scientific literature? (1987) (2)
Administration attacks increasing use of marijuana. (1995) (2)
Hepatitis A vaccine set for 2-year-olds to adults. (1995) (2)
'Icebreaker' clears way for gun control efforts. (1994) (2)
Other voices weigh in on mammography decision. (1997) (2)
Pacific basin may provide early flu warning. (1989) (1)
Preservation of physician-patient relationship seen as integral to health care system reform. (1994) (1)
Radon risk assessed. (1988) (1)
Scientists ponder when, why of emerging viruses. (1989) (1)
Pertussis vaccine data expected by spring. (1990) (1)
Disease pattern changes with food system. (1990) (1)
Once again, 140/90 is the goal. (2000) (1)
As number of trials increases, gene therapy begins to look promising for medicine's future. (1992) (1)
Commission report: 'AIDS: an expanding tragedy'. (1993) (1)
Vaccines for children program may get late start. (1994) (1)
Genetically modified crops feed ongoing controversy. (2000) (1)
Article brings censure recommendation. (1987) (1)
AIDS recommendations leave federal officials to ponder: where do we go from here? (1988) (1)
Presidential commission recommends campaign against drug abuse to help combat AIDS. (1988) (1)
Expanding AIDS drug availability. (1989) (1)
Violence hits public health: Surgeon General. (1986) (1)
Protecting boxers who won't quit. (1993) (1)
Initiative to focus on boosting enrollment in clinical trials. (2002) (1)
Clearing the way for new combination vaccine use. (2000) (1)
NIH weighs in for active disease-prevention role. (1993) (1)
Wheelchair calisthenics keep patients fit. (1984) (1)
Hib vaccine efficacy trials continue; data needed about use in younger children. (1989) (1)
FBI assigns agents to combat health care fraud. (1992) (1)
National Eye Institute study under investigation. (1994) (1)
Effective response to emerging diseases called an essential priority worldwide. (1995) (1)
Congress puts pressure on scientists to deal with difficult questions of research integrity. (1989) (1)
Reducing job exposure to blood-borne pathogens. (1989) (1)
'Alter' a virus molecularly for polio vaccine? (1992) (1)
Proposed flat tax on vaccines seen likely to pass. (1995) (1)
Medicare payment dispute may stymie flu shots. (1993) (1)
Haemophilus influenzae declining among young? (1991) (1)
AAMC analyzes 1997 Balanced Budget Act. Association of American Medical Colleges. (1999) (1)
Expert panel convened by FDA recommends Haemophilus influenzae type B vaccine should continue in use for children older than 2 years. (1987) (1)
As nation's long, hot summer drags on, so does war against forms of air pollution. (1988) (1)
Preventive cardiologists unready to declare victory in war against coronary heart disease. (1989) (1)
'Provocative' report issued on use of pesticides. (1996) (1)
Advocates say smoke-free society eventually may result from more curbs, taxes on tobacco use. (1993) (1)
Appeals board exonerates Baltimore, Imanishi-Kari. (1996) (1)
'Global package' saves money but stirs criticism. (1993) (1)
Bioethics group considers transnational research. (1998) (1)
Military medical equipment, techniques, often require years of preparation. (1991) (1)
New NIH director faces filling top posts, focus on intramural research. (1994) (1)
Traffic death toll may be declining, but experts not ready to celebrate. (1992) (1)
Federal health officials continue to reorganize offices for investigating scientific misconduct. (1992) (1)
NIH panel finds embryo research justifiable, recommends support. (1994) (1)
Selection of influenza strains for 1997 vaccine. (1997) (1)
Next step, if any, lies with NIH in alleged scientific fraud; nobelist claims vindication. (1992) (1)
Federal report on academic research funding. (1997) (1)
NCI trial hearing elicits vow of more oversight. (1994) (1)
Like attacker probing defenses, cholera threatens US population from elsewhere in this hemisphere. (1992) (1)
National Eye Institute issues clinical alert about CMV retinitis in AIDS. (1991) (1)
What should polio immunization policy be? Public Health Service expects advice soon. (1988) (1)
Middle class too feels loss of health insurance. (1994) (1)
Defense appears to have advantage over offense presently in biological warfare. (1991) (1)
Iffy climate deters medical technology innovation. (1993) (1)
Protecting human subjects of biomedical research. (1997) (1)
Pondering how to squeeze fitness programs into schools' budgetary, time constraints. (1992) (1)
More studies pending of low-dose radiation. (1990) (1)
New panel tackles clinical research funding cuts. (1995) (1)
Research priorities for Parkinson's recommended. (1995) (1)
The Italian Pertussis Vaccine Trial: Ethical Issues-Reply (1994) (1)
Recommendations on stem cell research. (1999) (1)
Nontherapeutic problems of generic drugs lead to call for FDA, legislative diagnosis and cure. (1989) (1)
HELP network says firearms data gap makes reducing gun injuries more difficult. Handgun Epidemic Lowering Plan. (1999) (1)
Six-year slowing noted in previously growing rate of US blood collections, transfusions. (1989) (1)
Hepatitis B vaccine to be available in Southeast Asia. (1983) (1)
Clinical trial investigators talk about getting the data. (1997) (1)
Survey suggests rise in health habit complacency. (1993) (1)
Elderly urged to get Medicare-paid flu shots; agencies try for improved awareness, accessibility. (1994) (1)
Pharmacology researchers receive 1988 Nobel Prize. (1988) (1)
'CDC WONDER' computer use revolutionizes acquiring, applying reams of public health data. (1993) (1)
Additional dose urged for some receiving Haemophilus influenzae vaccine in early '90s. (1992) (1)
Drug safety takes cooperation. (1999) (1)
Human gene therapy in coming months? (1990) (1)
Approval expected for 'prelude' to gene therapy. (1989) (1)
National Medical Association centennial. (1995) (1)
Changes brewing for food labels as national concern about diet and health continues to grow. (1989) (1)
Study groups make vaccine recommendations. (1994) (1)
Information accumulating on how brain 'hears'. (1989) (1)
HBV vaccine immunogenic in neonates. (1983) (1)
NIH researchers get retraining assistance. (1992) (1)
Medicare case underlines importance of physician compliance with all rules when claims are filed. (1993) (1)
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments finally may go into effect September 1. (1992) (1)
Defining, counting traffic injuries no easy task as nation assesses toll from this violence. (1992) (1)
No extra cancer deaths noted from atomic studies. (1985) (1)
British ponder 'presumed consent' for organ harvesting. (1984) (1)
Academy provides training in many aspects of military medicine and its applications. (1989) (1)
Grants to help increase US children's immunity. (1992) (1)
Antigenically different subtype in new flu vaccine. (1996) (1)
Vaccinologists aiming at less hurtful "shots". (1998) (1)
Like trying to get blood from a . . . federal agency. (1999) (1)
Waldmann's birthday bash celebrates milestones in scientific history. (2001) (1)
Growing Hispanic association serves increasing population. (1999) (1)
World Bank report says reallocate resources. (1993) (1)
Better cancer patient care requires systemic changes. (1999) (1)
Pharmaceutical industry commission, government agencies seek to expedite new addiction therapy. (1991) (1)
Congressional AIDS commission in limelight, likely to remain there for another year. (1991) (1)
Military physicians train in civilian 'war'. (1991) (1)
Gene therapy could begin next month. (1990) (1)
New Haemophilus influenzae vaccine licensed. (1988) (1)
Gene mappers form collaborations. (1988) (1)
Administering methylprednisolone promptly appears to mitigate cord-injury paralysis. (1990) (1)
Varicella vaccine expected to be ready by 1993. (1992) (1)
Catch-up' hepatitis protection for adolescents. (1994) (1)
ACIP delays changing polio vaccine advice. (1995) (1)
Big science can be big success, IOM report concludes. (2003) (1)
Breathing life into an NIH exhibit on asthma. (1999) (1)
NIH fares relatively well, but dollars buy less. (1984) (1)
Spring helps research integrity report resurface. (1996) (1)
Coast Guard turns to Public Health Service, civilian physicians to meet medical needs. (1989) (1)
Entire family faces consequences of lack of insurance, report finds. (2002) (1)
Technology, cost, cooperation, ethics challenges face genome mapping plan. (1989) (1)
Calling the shots: IOM report calls for immunization revisions. Institute of Medicine. (2000) (1)
'Fresh produce initiative' for imports proposed. (1997) (0)
Defining, treating borderline hypertension continues to challenge clinicians, researchers. (1991) (0)
Committee recommends against complete NIH reorganization. (2003) (0)
Another tobacco report proposed. (1988) (0)
What to do about dietary saturated fats? (1989) (0)
Childhood immunizations to be reconciled in 1995. (1994) (0)
Wyngaarden to leave NIH directorship in July. (1989) (0)
Vaccinia-based immunization may be on the way. (1994) (0)
Lasker awards honored long-term achievers. (1984) (0)
Advisory board aims to develop pragmatic public health policies. (1999) (0)
Reagan case sparks interest in colon cancer (1986) (0)
Improving preschool immunization levels proving more complex than simply providing vaccines. (1993) (0)
Pace of gene therapy picking up. (1991) (0)
Next influenza vaccine set. (1988) (0)
Will livers be the third 'insurable' transplant? (1983) (0)
Tobacco control report card fails some Federal entities, gives all tough future assignments. (1994) (0)
Prevention methods underused, report concludes. (2003) (0)
As flu season ends, vaccines for next considered. (1998) (0)
Counteracting alcohol's 'glamour image'. (1992) (0)
As immune system yields its secrets, new strategies against disease emerge. (1989) (0)
25 years of community cancer center care. (1999) (0)
International findings point to third hepatitis virus. (1984) (0)
NIH scientists retract published report. (1992) (0)
Efforts to raise supply of two prophylactic agents. (1995) (0)
H influenzae vaccines gain favor. (1990) (0)
New guidelines to avoid TB transmission issued. (1994) (0)
Adequacy of clinical trials questioned at IOM meeting. Institute of Medicine. (2000) (0)
New association looks at environmental hazards; groups worldwide ponder challenges involved. (1993) (0)
The future of private veterinary practice in South Africa. (2009) (0)
New efforts to keep adolescents tobacco-free. (1996) (0)
Two governments act on one controversial study. (1991) (0)
Possible defense against common cold: 'block that cellular receptor site'. (1986) (0)
Possible scientific fraud questions prompt debate over which federal office(s) should investigate. (1991) (0)
Getting bugs out of military operations is job of environmental health specialty team. (1989) (0)
R U E 4 Y2K? (1999) (0)
AMA council looks at clinical research now. (1996) (0)
VERSLAG VAN DIE SEKRETARIS: 1986/87 (1987) (0)
'Fundamentally sound' FDA advisory committee system expects to use most improvement ideas. (1993) (0)
Coordinated effort to fight breast cancer begins. (1994) (0)
First infection-fighting monoclonal antibodies scrutinized by FDA Advisory Committee members. (1991) (0)
Draft of Clinton's health reform plan draws cheers, boos, polite applause. (1993) (0)
Learning to treat those with alcohol problems (1984) (0)
Is NIH any closer to getting new director? Maybe, if job is made attractive, effective. (1990) (0)
Science organization sponsors discussions about what constitutes health care reform. (1992) (0)
Sickle cell problems continue to challenge medical science, but some progress is noted. (1990) (0)
President's AIDS commission to report in December, again by middle of next year. (1987) (0)
Where should the research dollars go? (1991) (0)
Decade may be more than half over before acellular pertussis vaccines arrive on scene. (1990) (0)
It's peacetime, but war against disease continues. (1990) (0)
Resurgence of tuberculosis prompts US search for effective drugs, expanded research effort. (1993) (0)
'Smokeless cigarette' draws plenty of heat. (1989) (0)
Prophylactic rabies vaccine dose, cost cut. (1983) (0)
Gene-transfer study approval awaits more data. (1988) (0)
Decisive stage foreseen in attack on cancer (1984) (0)
Multicenter clinical trials of AIDS vaccines scheduled to get under way in coming months. (1993) (0)
Secretary Shalala sums up her term of office at DHHS. (2000) (0)
Ban to be lifted on research use of fetal tissue? (1989) (0)
Work continues on extending protection against Haemophilus influenzae to very young infants. (1990) (0)
What will it take to recruit a new director for NIH? Advisory group has some suggestions. (1990) (0)
New solution for preserving red blood cells. (1998) (0)
Alterations are ahead at the OAM. Office of Alternative Medicine. (1998) (0)
Secretary of Health, Human Services to hear recommendations for improving immunization. (1990) (0)
Spinal cord injury research shows promise. (1999) (0)
Latest from pertussis front: Swedish vaccine. (1992) (0)
Inquiry finds misconduct by virus researcher; Gallo predicts appeal will overturn finding. (1993) (0)
Pediatric vaccine tax seeks to cover injury; not all manufacturers passing on increase. (1988) (0)
White House aide studying AIDS Commission recommendations; reports to President soon. (1988) (0)
Test results encouraging for potential varicella vaccine. (1983) (0)
AIDS commission experiences more changes. (1987) (0)
Example of prepublication data release: immunoglobulin for concomitant infections. (1991) (0)
Older people now more able-bodied than before. (1993) (0)
As influenza season progresses, experts look ahead to 1990 season. (1989) (0)
Major changes seen for US childhood vaccination. (1993) (0)
When it comes to advice, Congress offers some of most-heeded suggestions to NIH. (1988) (0)
FDA gets advice on Modernization Act compliance. (1998) (0)
Gene replacement therapy enters second year. (1991) (0)
For biomedical research, is reassurance enough? (1994) (0)
Many questions remain in wake of court ruling on FDA's polio vaccine licensing procedures. (1991) (0)
Capitalizing on promising research areas (1984) (0)
Surgeon general's final target: drunk driving. (1989) (0)
Skin substitute may permit more 'natural' burn healing. (1983) (0)
Redeclared war on illegal drugs: most agree with intent, but how? (1989) (0)
New imaging institute focuses its goals, plans for future. (2002) (0)
Diabetes research plan presented to Congress. (1999) (0)
Seeking scientific acceptance of in vitro tests. (1989) (0)
Consortium concurs on care for children with asthma. (1999) (0)
How health care is; how it might be. (1992) (0)
For the uninsured, health problems are more serious. (2002) (0)
Better control coming for clotting and bleeding. (1999) (0)
Follow-up report on AIDS commission recommendations goes to President soon. (1988) (0)
Bioethics Commission examines informed consent from subjects who are 'decisionally incapable'. (1997) (0)
Report: health care reform must affirm 'right'. (1993) (0)
IOM committee gazes into new vaccine future. Institute of Medicine. (1999) (0)
Pesticides pose concern about children's diet. (1993) (0)
Court ruling expected soon in alcoholism case. (1988) (0)
Diet supplement data on the Internet. (1999) (0)
IOM Committee Gazes Into New Vaccine Future (1999) (0)
Vote of confidence for FDA advisory committees, but conflict of interest questions remain. (1992) (0)
CDC director invites participation in disease control and prevention. (1999) (0)
AIDS commission's next report focuses on four critical issues. (1988) (0)
Health care leaders form drug policy group. (1997) (0)
Exploring causes of paralysis in spina bifida. (1989) (0)
Army emphasizes burn research, treatment; Air Force provides rapid transportation. (1989) (0)
Effort under way to enlist more primary care physicians in treatment of substance abuse. (1992) (0)
How do they conduct 'N-HANES,' anyway? (1990) (0)
Safe America plans to make injuries no accident. (1998) (0)
Danazol for severe disease. (1983) (0)
Simpler vaccine schedules target more tykes. (1993) (0)
Third vaccine for Haemophilus influenzae? (1991) (0)
British firm halts vaccine manufacture, research. (1990) (0)
FDA Committee recommends combined DTP, Haemophilus influenzae vaccine. (1992) (0)
Scientists flock to hear cloner Wilmut at the NIH. (1997) (0)
Acellular pertussis vaccines available soon for fourth, fifth doses of DTP immunization. (1992) (0)
Women's health action plan sees first anniversary. (1992) (0)
Recent government decision refocuses attention on several cases of alleged scientific misconduct. (1993) (0)
Reporting health hazards of tobacco use. (1990) (0)
Franco-American AIDS virus isolation debate finally drawing to a close? (1991) (0)
National Institutes of Health: North and South. (1991) (0)
Clinical data release: how soon? (1991) (0)
Science groups urge creation of food safety chief. (1998) (0)
Coalition seeks drop in hypertensive disorders. (1994) (0)
Delayed testing, tainted transfusions alleged. (1991) (0)
Report questions status of National Cancer Institute. (2003) (0)
Research advances target epilepsy. (2000) (0)
Ventricle devices, artificial hearts in near future? (1991) (0)
Influenza Vaccine for 1999 Use Is Decided (1999) (0)
Medical community ponders report calling for revitalization of public health system. (1988) (0)
Seeking to detect hearing loss at earlier age. (1991) (0)
AMA 'reform event' reflects physicians' new role. (1994) (0)
Study of bisphosphonates leads to new views of bone remodeling, therapy for skeletal malignancy. (1997) (0)
It doesn't always require a medical degree to report medicine's story to the public. (1987) (0)
Prescribing sterile needles is not only beneficial but (mostly) legal. (2000) (0)
NIH also takes further protective steps. (1991) (0)
New uses for biological response modifiers? (1990) (0)
FDA may get welcome new funds in its budget. (1999) (0)
Survey: blood donations, transfusions, and AIDS. (1988) (0)
Future physicians care about patients--and changing economic patterns of care. (1998) (0)
Congress moving to improve FDA performance. (1996) (0)
Instruments, illustrations, information, and animals (1984) (0)
Revised DTP immunization advisory in 1991. (1990) (0)
Cooler heads (of state) prevail ... voilà, French-American HIV test accord. (1987) (0)
Efforts aim at being more in touch with professions, public. (1985) (0)
Is Institute of Medicine the agency to lead science's attack on AIDS? (1987) (0)
MINUTES OF THE 19TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBER, NATAL UNIVERSITY, PIETERMARITZBURG ON FRIDAY 8 MAY 1987 AT 09h00 (1987) (0)
Next step on road to possible gene therapy expected in June, but many steps remain. (1990) (0)
Foreign Medical Graduates in the United States-Reply (1987) (0)
Millennial influenza vaccine. (1999) (0)
Subsidizing antihypertensive therapy for persons who can't pay (but may develop complications) suggested as long-term economical approach. (1987) (0)
Surgeon General examines options for coping with public health menace of drunken driving. (1988) (0)
Ocean's bottom more distant (in a sense) than moon's behind, say some researchers. (1989) (0)
Immune system boosters set for FDA go-ahead. (1991) (0)
Obesity experts say less weight still best. (1993) (0)
For basic researchers, Janelia Farm will offer unparalleled resources. (2003) (0)
Three early staging systems (1986) (0)
Benevolent 'world war' declared on humanity's longtime disease foes. (1984) (0)
Army, Navy, Air Force, Reserve flight surgeons share aerial working conditions of 'patients'. (1989) (0)
Pertussis toxins, other antigens become likely targets for genetic engineering. (1990) (0)
Infectious diseases report calls for global control. (1995) (0)
US, French AIDS test patent rights renegotiated. (1994) (0)
Intellectual era ahead for medical computing (1984) (0)
Reports focus on bad, good in children's health. (1998) (0)
Report offers guidance to Georgia in measuring quality, progress in cancer care. (2005) (0)
NIH committee studying fetal tissue transplants meets this month to complete its assignment. (1988) (0)
IOM panel exonerates researchers in FIAU deaths. (1995) (0)
Institute of Medicine panel suggests changes to revitalize National Institutes of Health. (1989) (0)
AIDS commission making its final report. (1988) (0)
Childhood immunization initiative goes forward. (1993) (0)
Interleukin-2 soon may receive FDA's green light. (1992) (0)
Air pollution: a few hints of progress noted, but many challenges, questions remain. (1991) (0)
Court backs states on abortion. (1989) (0)
Making homelessness less hopeless in the Capital. (1991) (0)
Public understanding of NIH funding sought. (1998) (0)
Trying to consider cancer therapy alternatives, assessors of technology appear to come up short. (1990) (0)
US Government inquiry bodies dismiss scientific misconduct charges against AIDS researchers. (1993) (0)
Health Care Financing Administration receives plenty of comments on laboratory proposals. (1990) (0)
Olympic athletes may face extra challenge--pollution. (1984) (0)
CDC, statistics center weather 'marriage'. (1990) (0)
Taking nation's pulse through surveys. (1990) (0)
Clarifying electron micrograph labeling. (1986) (0)
Yeast genome sequencing raises human hopes. (1996) (0)
What is age-associated memory impairment? (1993) (0)
Medical educators confront the future. (1995) (0)
For quick reference, here are candidates' positions on health care reform. (1992) (0)
Global offensive against AIDS spurs research and raises hopes. (1987) (0)
While coping with this season's influenza, experts plan for season still to come. (1988) (0)
Measles eradication? Data suggest reaching goal will be challenge. (1991) (0)
EMF exposure study rules out 'causing' cancer, finds 'association' with leukemia puzzling but real. (1996) (0)
Hope for new, cheaper, plasma-derived vaccine: end hepatitis B transmission in developing nations. (1987) (0)
VIOLENCE IN AMERICA : GUNS. REPLY (1992) (0)
Test for diabetic tendency may aid risk factor studies. (1999) (0)
Jane E. Henney, MD, is new FDA commissioner. (1998) (0)
Influenza viruses do their best to thwart next winter's vaccine. (1984) (0)
Weather forecast: hot, sunny--and cover up! (1994) (0)
Washington office provides eyes, ears, voice. (1990) (0)
Laboratories may face more strict controls. (1988) (0)
Diphtheria-Tetanus—Acellular Pertussis (DTaP) Vaccine-Reply (1996) (0)
Limb-lengthening technique increasingly used. (1991) (0)
Change of heart perhaps, but not of legislation. (1994) (0)
Dermatology academy drafts skin cancer warning. (1992) (0)
Intensifying the war against drunken driving by discouraging alcohol consumption in general. (1989) (0)
Global network fights a rounder population. (2000) (0)
Medical developments raise social, ethical issues. (1991) (0)
FDA workshop explores growth factor uses. (1989) (0)
Vaccine Program Advisory Committee sticks Secretary Lee with plan to fix vaccination system. (1993) (0)
Physicians tell Washington 'you want our help'. (1993) (0)
Looking ahead to next influenza season. (1993) (0)
Alternative medicine office urged to act rapidly. (1993) (0)
Facing inevitable future flu seasons, experts set 1996 vaccine and plan for unpredictable pandemic. (1995) (0)

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