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Contents
BioBoard
Australia
• Australia Developing Breakthrough Leukemia Research Strategy
• Obesity Associated With Detrimental Changes in Ovary
• Queensland's Dengue Outbreak Worsens
China
• Global Fund Assists Guangxi In Anti-AIDS Programs
• Chinese Scientists Clone 5 Human Embryos for Research
• China Stockpiles Vaccine for Possible Bird Flu Outbreak
• QIAGEN Supports Cervical Cancer Screening for Underprivileged
• JCI and Peking University Collaborate on Patient Safety and Education in China
• Scientists Identify Key Drug Target in Bird Flu Virus
• China Facing Burden from Chronic Diseases
• Chinese Scientists Discover Achilles' Heel for SARS Virus
• 18 HFMD Child Fatalities in China
• Mainland China Reports 838 Infectious Disease Fatalities in February
Hong Kong
• Lethal Fungal Contamination in Drug
• Hong Kong Experiences Record High HIV Infection Level
India
• Stem Cells Help Save Man's Leg From Amputation
• Human Trials for Kalaazar Vaccine Soon
• Stem Cell Banks Expand on Prospects of Healthy Dividend
• Biotech Rice to be Commercially Available in India by 2012
• Rising Demand for Herbal Medicines in Jammu Kashmir
• India, UNESCO to Set up Biotech Centre
Indonesia
• Health Ministry Clears up Vaccine Dispute
Japan
• Bird Flu Detected in Second Quail Farm in Central Japan
New Zealand
• NZ Med Tech Sector Continues to Thrive
• Aerobics Classes can Cause Hearing Damage
Singapore
• Dengue fever is on the rise in Singapore
• Will New US Policy Stem Talent Flow to Singapore?
• HBOT Now Available at SGH
• Cancer Society's Colorectal Screenings Helped Save 123 lives
• National Heart Centre Singapore Unveils New Techniques for Heart Patients
• NTU Seals Global Partnerships in Environmental Sciences R&D
• NUH Cancer Center in Major Cancer Drug Trial
• Need More Trained Doctors? Build New Medical School
Vietnam
• Harmful Bacteria Found in Bottled Water
OTHER REGIONS
Europe
• Hot Tea Linked to Throat Cancer
USA
• New Vaccine Method 'Offers Instant Immunity'
Feature
• Interview with Kurt Wüthrich – Why Structural Biology Matters
• The PCR Revolution – An Interview with Carl T Wittwer
• Viva-University Children's Cancer Centre Opens at NUH
• Biotech Crops — The Evergreen Revolution
• From Velocity11 to Agilent Automation Solutions — The Revolutionary Road to Automation in Life Sciences
• Schering-Plough Sets Up Translational Medicine Research Centre in Singapore
Industry Watch
• World's Smallest and Longest-Lasting Rechargeable Neurostimulator Gets Australia's Nod
• Chip-On-Chip and Gene Expression Used to Study How Yamanaka Factors Trigger Pluripotency
• New Antiviral Drug Discovery to Combat Influenza Virus
• DuPont Crop Protection Sees Research Synergies in Syngene's 'One Box' Model
• Ono Enters into Drug Discovery Agreement with Xention
• Eisai and Teikoku To Develop and Market Transdermal Patch for Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease
• Global Collaboration on Novel Atrial Fibrillation Compound
• Boston Scientific's Taxus Liberte Drug- Eluting Stent Launched in Japan
• Symansis Wins NZ Emerging Company Award
• Illumina's Entry Puts Singapore on Map as a Global Gene Chip Player
• Neste Oil's Renewable Biofuel Plant in Singapore Ready in 2010
• Singapore and US Collaborate—Leveraging Forma's Tranformative Chemistry Platform
Research and Findings
• Australian Scientists Reach Breakthrough in Stem Cell Research
• Breakthrough in Disease Management of Chikungunya Fever by Singapore Researchers
• MicroRNAs Lead to Formation or Suppression of Tumors? Singapore and US Scientists Share Results
• Singapore and South Korea to Invent More New Materials
• Asian Blood Cancer Patients Respond Better with a Lower Drug Dosage
• Safer Ethical Way to Make Human Stem Cells
• "Blushing" Response from Alcohol Drinking Signals Increased Cancer Risk Among East Asians
People Watch
• Medicilon/MPI Pre-clinical Research-Shanghai Announces New President and Chief Operating Officer
• Singapore Honors Dutch Scientist for Lowcost Waste Water Treatment
• New CEO for AVA
• Spain's Minister for Health and Consumer Affairs Visits Singapore
Conference Calendar
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