Thursday, July 18

Vol 8, Issue 14

Science Articles

• Early end for HRT clinical trial
  Combination of estrogen and progestin proves more risky than healthful, triggering halt of first definitive, large, national study of hormone therapy
  
  
• She's from the mold school
  Kieren Marr's lab investigates the rapid rise of lethal diseases caused on transplant wards by ubiquitous - and typically harmless - organisms
  
  
• On the wings of knowledge
  Master-slave relationship of cell growth and cell cycle underlies fruit-fly research in the lab of Bruce Edgar
  
  
• 'Couldn't wait to do it myself'
  Excitement over scientific immersion fuels summer session for SEP, drawing teachers from all over the state, Texas and Singapore
  

General Articles

• The data backbone
  In her 26th year, Janice Takashima knows that Wilms study has come a long way since center's pre-computer plotting of points on graph paper
  
  
• Say hello to Edson Park, named for philanthropist Orin Edson, at ribbon-cutting at 1 tomorrow
  

Briefs

• Dirk van Bekkum award goes to Peter Horn in Kiem's clinical lab
  
  
• July madness
  
  
• The Force for free
  
  
• Craft fair set Friday, Aug. 2
  
  
• Cello set for Healing Music
  
  
• Is your retirement on track? Find out more on Monday, Aug. 5
  
  
• Home-buying series continues Tuesday with look at whole process
  
• Human-subjects training set Thursday, Aug. 8, in Pelton
  
  
• Web Watch: Access 1,300 journals with one link
  
  
• Full-court press for diversity
  
  
• Fred Hutchinson/CIS booth at Pride Festival draws crowd; organizers plan for next year

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