Thursday, April 7, 2005 • Vol 11, Issue 7
In addition to working on antibody therapy for graft-vs.-host disease, pediatric physician and researcher Dr. Paul Carpenter is designing a study to look at the potential drug interactions of cholesterol-lowering medications in transplant patients.
Photo by Todd McNaught |
Science Articles
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Care in the hands of a healer
Paul Carpenter finds fulfillment through connections made with young patients and their families, and research toward eliminating GVHD
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Databases are Paul Litwin's business
Collaborative Data Services expands database, programming possibilities, with expertise from the teacher who wrote the book
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Detecting delirium in transplant patients
Clinical Research study finds recognition, treatment of delirium is crucial to care of transplant patients
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A moving message for heavy smokers
PHS study builds on body of research showing exercise can help reduce cancer risk and mortality among smokers
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An Innovation Cup to encourage ideas
Numbered cup, signed by center president, director, recognizes and rewards small innovations
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E-mail upgrade spells relief for Mac users
Exchange 2003 upgrade offers Mac OS X connectivity, Web access improvements and increased mailbox size
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Say 'so long' to your solo commute
Tell your single-occupancy vehicle you want to start seeing other people during Wheel Options promotion, April 4-15
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Fred Hutchinson, Alliance practice for big quake during Disaster Preparedness Month drills
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Learn about model organisms at hands-on Science Friday forum
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Oliver Press joins Leukemia Research Foundation advisory board
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Eric Chen receives three-year $225,000 lymphoma research award
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NIAID director to deliver Perspectives in Science seminar April 29 in Pelton
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Ambassador' program seeks volunteers to help orient incoming postdocs, graduate student
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Center Toastmasters officially communicate for the cure
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Accreditation process for human-subjects research begins this spring
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Apply early for visa stamps
