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Facebook to expand organ donation awareness| Facebook members in the United States and the United Kingdom can now publicly share whether they are registered organ donors | |
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| Nov.14 |
Stanford |
Previously conjoined twins set to go home  Map of Lucile Packard Children%27s Hospital West Santa Clara County| Angelica and Angelina Sabuco have been recovering at the hospital at Stanford University since their Nov. 1 operation | |
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| Nov.1 |
Stanford |
Conjoined twins separated, still in surgery| The 2-year-old Angelina and Angelica Sabuco who underwent surgery at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital are now two separate little girls | |
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| Jul.29 |
Stanford |
Those with migraines get fresh aid Migraines - the most common type of chronic or recurring headaches - affect more than 10 percent of Americans
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| Jul.30 |
Menlo Park |
Geron approved to test stem cells Geron has been cleared by regulators to proceed with the first human test of an embryonic stem cell therapy for patients with spinal-cord injuries
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| Jul.20 |
Genentech |
Panel doesn't back Avastin for cancer The drug, which was developed by Roche's Genentech unit, failed to win a U.S. panel's backing for continued sales as a treatment for breast ...
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| Jan.9 |
Genentech |
FDA Approves Actemra Arthritis Drug Biotechnology company says the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved its new drug to treat rheumatoid arthritis
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| Mar.19 |
Genentech |
Roche touts Herceptin in stomach cancers A leading Genentech breast cancer drug also prolongs patient survival in certain forms of stomach cancer
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| Jan.31 |
Burlingame |
$58 million in stem cell grants delayed The governing board of the state stem cell agency is delaying $58 million in research grants at least until March because of the poor econom...
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| Jan.23 |
Menlo Park |
 Geron wins OK for stem cell trial therapy Geron Corp. had won approval from feds to start the world's first trial of an experimental therapy derived from human embryonic stem cells
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| Dec.12 |
South SF |
Bristol-Myers joins Exelixis for drugs Shares in Exelixis Inc. rose nearly 33% on news that major pharmaceutical firm will collaborate on the development of 2 experimental cancer ...
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| Nov.18 |
Genentech |
Avastin linked to higher risk of clots A team of university researchers: Blockbuster cancer drug is linked to a significantly increased risk of blood clots in the veins
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| Oct.6 |
Stanford |
'Safer' test developed for Down's University test of DNA evidence in 18 pregnant women's blood correctly identified 9 cases of Down's syndrome
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| Sep.1 |
Stanford |
Univ. Rejects Pharmaceutical Co. Grants University's medical school will no longer accept money from pharmaceutical and medical device companies to fund programs in continuing educ...
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| Feb.17 |
South SF |
Prostate cancer vaccine shows promise Shares in Cell Genesys shot up nearly 20% after the company released a favorable analysis of its experimental prostate cancer vaccine GVAX
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| Jan.22 |
Stanford |
Separated Costa Rican Twins To Go Home Formerly conjoined 2-year-old girls walked, played and swatted at bubbles during their first public appearance since risky separation surger...
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| Dec.25 |
Stanford |
Genetic Screens Help Black And Hispanic A new study finds that Hispanic and young black women may benefit from genetic screening in connection with a gene associated with breast ca...
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| Oct.15 |
Stanford |
Test developed to identify Alzheimer's Researchers have developed a potentially pathbreaking blood test that could help to identify patients with Alzheimer's disease
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| Apr.4 |
Palo Alto |
Watzlawick, family therapy pioneer, dies A pioneering Stanford family therapist and communications theorist was 85
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| Dec.17 |
Stanford |
Univ. Launches E. Coli Into Earth's Orbit Scientists believe studying the organism’s behavior may help determine the effect outer space conditions have on humans
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| Oct.2 |
Stanford |
Scientist Shares Nobel Prize In Medicine| Professor of Pathology and Genetics Andrew Fire won the Prize for discovering a way to silence specific genes | |
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| Feb.24 |
Stanford |
Girl Tastes Food For First Time In 8 Years| Thanks to doctors, a little girl from England is catching up on 8 years with no junk food | |
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| Feb.17 |
Stanford |
Tiny Miracle Baby Survives Heart Surgery 1-week-old Jerrick De Leon is the smallest baby ever to survive a special type of open heart surgery
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