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Australia • Australia Halts Japanese Food Imports • Victorian Man Gets First Hand Transplant • DIY DNA Tests for Future Parents
China • China Edges Closer to Animal-Human Organ Transplant • Cows to Produce "Human" Milk • Deadly Chinese Outbreaks Linked to New Virus • China Checks Food, Water for Radiation in 14 Areas
Japan • Lab Grown Sperm May Help in Male Infertility
New Zealand • Stem Cell Hope for Kidney Patients
Taiwan • Scientists Report "Cell Rejuvenation" Breakthrough Other Regions Europe • Pills for a Brave New World? • Human Hearts Created in Lab • Womb Transplants Possible Next Year • Scientists Create Retina Using Embryonic Stem Cells Feature • Governance Framework for Biomedical Research in Singapore: A Risk-Based Account • Global Bioethics and New Evolutionary Challenges • Animal Experimentation: Right vs Rights • Bioethics - A Plethora of Perspectives • Clinical Ethics Committees in Western Europe: A Developmental Model for Asia • Bioethics: An Overview Review • Breast Imaging Systems: A Perspective Review • Neurocysticercosis: A Neglected Disease with Immense Burden on Public Health • Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences • BioPharma: Asia's Largest and most Inflential Gathering of Industrial Leaders and Professionals Product Update • New Possibilities in Dose Management with Veo Inside Industry • Current Biofuels Policies Unethical • China Pioneers International R&D Center for Global Health • TCM Faces Departure From EU Market • Institut Pasteur Shanghai Creates Global Biotech Accelerator Advance BioChina • VCs Shift from Biotech to Social Networking • Beike, ThermoGenesis Enter Agreement on Stem Cell Therapies • Glenmark Arm Discovers Molecule to Treat Blood Cancer • Fortis, TotipotentRX to Set Up Stem Cell Centres • Dr Reddy's Laboratories Expands Technology Centre in UK • Sun Pharma, Merck in JV to Develop Generics Research and Findings • Immune Therapy Could Control Fertility in Mammals – and Possibly Humans • Taiwan Genetic Screening Prevents Severe Adverse Drug Reactions • Bacteria Acts Like Toothbrush • Trigger for Tumour Protein Discovered • GIS Scientists Propose a New Paradigm For Embryonic Stem Cells • HCG Hormone Therapy may Benefit Patients with Intractable Pain Conference Calendar
Feature • Governance Framework for Biomedical Research in Singapore: A Risk-Based Account • Global Bioethics and New Evolutionary Challenges • Animal Experimentation: Right vs Rights • Bioethics - A Plethora of Perspectives • Clinical Ethics Committees in Western Europe: A Developmental Model for Asia • Bioethics: An Overview
Review • Breast Imaging Systems: A Perspective Review • Neurocysticercosis: A Neglected Disease with Immense Burden on Public Health • Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences • BioPharma: Asia's Largest and most Inflential Gathering of Industrial Leaders and Professionals
Product Update • New Possibilities in Dose Management with Veo
Inside Industry • Current Biofuels Policies Unethical • China Pioneers International R&D Center for Global Health • TCM Faces Departure From EU Market • Institut Pasteur Shanghai Creates Global Biotech Accelerator Advance BioChina • VCs Shift from Biotech to Social Networking • Beike, ThermoGenesis Enter Agreement on Stem Cell Therapies • Glenmark Arm Discovers Molecule to Treat Blood Cancer • Fortis, TotipotentRX to Set Up Stem Cell Centres • Dr Reddy's Laboratories Expands Technology Centre in UK • Sun Pharma, Merck in JV to Develop Generics
Research and Findings • Immune Therapy Could Control Fertility in Mammals – and Possibly Humans • Taiwan Genetic Screening Prevents Severe Adverse Drug Reactions • Bacteria Acts Like Toothbrush • Trigger for Tumour Protein Discovered • GIS Scientists Propose a New Paradigm For Embryonic Stem Cells • HCG Hormone Therapy may Benefit Patients with Intractable Pain
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