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News: November 24, 2009

First PersonINTERN to the Lion
First Person INTERN TO THE LION by Zett-Alexandra Scheinbaum American Reporter Correspondent Washington, D.C. WASHINGTON, D.C., Aug.
Source:American Reporter
Date:September 29, 2009
New gene may provide better immune defense agains...
Washington, Sept 9 : Scientists from University of California have identified a gene in anthrax-causing bacteria that could be used as a potential therapeutic target for the deadly disease.
Source:Newkerala.com
Date:September 9, 2009
Improving Immune Defense Against Anthrax
Main Category: Bio-terrorism / Terrorism Also Included In: Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses Scientists discover a gene in anthrax-causing bacteria may help defend against this form of bio-warfare. Spread of the deadly disease anthrax by spores of the bacterium Bacillus anthracis is a known terrorism risk and protection includes finding ways ...
Source:MediLexicon
Date:September 8, 2009
Scientists Move Closer To A Safer Anthrax Vaccine
The research is significant because anthrax is considered a major bioterrorism threat.
Source:Science Daily
Date:September 6, 2009
OMRF receives grants totaling $26M
OKLAHOMA CITY The National Institutes of Health has awarded two grants worth $26.3 million to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation for research into anthrax and to help train new scientists.
Source:The Journal Record
Date:September 4, 2009
Einstein scientists move closer to a safer anthra...
Researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University have identified two small protein fragments that could be developed into an anthrax vaccine that may cause fewer side effects than the current vaccine.
Source:EurekAlert!
Date:September 3, 2009
Fear of anthrax stalks Jaldapara
Alipurduar, Aug. 17: Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary is gearing up for a possible anthrax attack as a rhino calf is suspected to have died of the disease yesterday.
Source:The Telegraph
Date:September 1, 2009
Advanced Life Sciences' Restanza Demonstrates Eff...
Advanced Life Sciences Holdings, Inc. , today announced positive results from an animal study involving its novel, once-a-day, oral antibiotic Restanza that was conducted to measure Restanza's therapeutic efficacy in treating inhalation anthrax after symptoms of infection had developed.
Source:BioResearch Online
Date:August 31, 2009
Early detection, quick anthrax treatment can save...
Washington, July 25 : Early detection and quick treatment can save nearly 87pct of people affected from anthrax, finds a new study.
Source:Newkerala.com
Date:July 25, 2009
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