Thursday, February 20, 2003

Vol 9, Issue 4

Science Articles

• Sharing skills in the AIDS fight
  In unique, NIH effort at global training, five researchers from China absorb SCHARP's expertise in statistical analysis, data collection/management
  
  
• Test-tube tumors
  Beatrice Knudsen seeks to further develop in-laboratory methods to help physicians predict which prostate cancers will spread
  
  
• Thwarting virus with immunity
  Genetic variants that boost or lower risk may help scientists develop vaccines to treat women with cervical cancer
  
  
• Making a difference: Volunteer to support or participate in research
  


• Division Notes
  
  

General Articles

• In this contest, everybody wins
  For 12 weeks, faculty/staff teams can earn points for beneficial eating and exercise, in springtime Healthy Challenge 2003 adline
  
  
• Means, Tanita get new titles, realigned responsibilities
  
  
• "Accuracy, efficiency and grace"
  Respect for co-workers and mission drive Kristie Logan, Appelbaum's administrative manager for last 10 years
  
  

Briefs

• Celebrate golden anniversary of the double-helix' discovery on Friday afternoon, Feb. 28
  
  
• Friendly competition, sisterly love
  
  
• Want to keep riding the bus 'free'? Make sure to renew your HutchPass
  
  
• Biotech Expo coming March 24 at Shoreline Community College
  
  
• Math whiz? Hutch School needs you
  
  
• Do you prepare IRB forms? Workshop today is for you
  
  
• HIPAA confidentiality training continues through March
  
  
• INS adds five more countries to special-registration list
  
  
• Tai chi classes begin next month; see free demonstration March 3
  
  
• FMStified about FMS? Check out info session on Friday, March 7
  
  
• Diversity Council plans pair of 'learning groups' for faculty, staff
  
  
• Want guaranteed OK for long-term care plan? Apply by Friday, Feb. 28
  
  
• Check out Flexcar Feb. 25
  
  
• Guild that puts on Gala seeks new members on March 13
  
  

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