Thursday, March 15, 2001

Vol 7, Issue 6

Science Articles

• Radiology goes digital
  New equipment, proximity at Alliance clinic building improve institutional collaboration, eliminate X-ray film
  
  
• Seeking the ideal marker
  Nelson seeks definitive, easy-to-use method to identify the molecular warning signals of prostate cancer
  
  
• Inhibiting virus
  Goh receives AMFAR award to identify HIV drugs
  
  
• Fugitive from reality
  Hutch technician consults on Hollywood marrow harvest, finds plot calls for mix of true-to-life procedures, fantasy
  
  
• Potter chairs 5 A Day panel for NCI
  
  
• Alliance offers Web 'profiler' to serve patients, physicians
  
  

General Articles

• Center responds to Times series
  
  
• High-tech patrol
  Sophisticated video cameras, new patrol car will offer renewed assurances of Center's security commitment
  
  
• Scams, car prowls, computer theft come under purview of security
  
  
• No quicker quake response than at the Hutch; buildings old and new get a clean bill of health
  
  
• Move of 90 staff to Fairview Building geographically unites Clinical Research Division on the Day Campus
  
  

Briefs

• Blood drive Friday in Sze
  
  
• Prelude to behavioral medicine meeting set March 21 in Sze
  
  
• Web Watch: You can do the online "Wave"
  
  
• Human-subjects training session coming Friday, April 6, in Pelton
  
  
• Shuttle service to First Hill ends on Friday, March 16
  
  
• Physical fitness afoot Fridays in the Thomas Building
  
  
• Cystic-fibrosis applicants sought
  
  
• Can you help at third Hutch High the morning of Thursday, April 5?
  
  

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