PENN Medicine News: Fighting HIV With HIV: New Gene Therapy Vector Shows Promise in Penn HIV Study University of Pennsylvania Health System
(Philadelphia, PA) - Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine report the first clinical test of a new gene therapy based on a disabled AIDS virus carrying genetic material that inhibits HIV replication.
Emory School of Medicine resident arrested on charges WIS News 10 Columbia
A resident at the Emory School of Medicine has been placed on leave after being arrested on charges he tried to seduce a 15-year-old boy through his Web page on MySpace.com.
Emory School Of Medicine Resident Arrested On Sex Charges NBC 26 News Augusta
A resident at the Emory School of Medicine has been placed on leave after being arrested on charges that he tried to seduce a Coweta County teenager.
Emory School of medicine resident arrested on charges WTVM 9 Columbus
ATLANTA A resident at the Emory School of Medicine has been put on indefinite suspension after being arrested on charges that he tried to seduce a Coweta County teenager.
Doctors shunning geriatric medicine Sun-Sentinel
Arthur Altbuch was among the 1,678 doctors who, in 1989, became the first in the nation to be certified in geriatric medicine, then an emerging specialty focused on the health care of older persons.
District considers downtown high school The Arizona Republic
Officials in the Phoenix Elementary School District are thinking about starting up a new school, which isn't all that unusual - except that it would be a high school.
New Study On School Bus Safety Shows Injuries Well Exceed Previous Reports Science Daily
Each year in the United States, 23.5 million children travel 4.3 billion miles on 450,000 school buses -- and a new study shows that kids may not be as safe as previously thought. Researchers at the Columbus Children's Research Institute in Columbus, Ohio, found that an estimated 17,000 injuries occur annually -- three times more than previously reported.
WVU School of Medicine receives award for outstanding community service Daily Athenaeum
By Heather Bonecutter Staff Writer The West Virginia University School of Medicine was awarded the Association of American Medical Colleges' annual Award for Outstanding Community Service.
Study Suggests Underlying Cause of Dementia after Cancer Treatment Newswise
Researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine have identified changes in brain chemistry that may be associated with the dementia that many cancer patients develop after whole-brain radiation treatment.
Tarlac school gets library of its own Philstar.com
A "reading corner" was all they had before the children of San Agustin Elementary School in Gerona, Tarlac realized they could have their own library even in the midst of poverty.


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