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Warning: This is NOT a gardening site! So, what's with the name "Sweet Pea"? If you know me at all, you may have an inkling of an idea. For those of you who don't, well, as of now I'm not going to reveal the answer. Read on and over time you very well may figure it out...

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Bugs

Vaccines for the swine flu... http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/apr2009/tc20090427_386206.htm?campaign_id=rss_daily

Obama's administration handling the 'pandemic':
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/04/27/AR2009042703060.html?wpisrc=newsletter&wpisrc=newsletter&wpisrc=newsletter
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Elizabeth's Neurology Today articles

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  • A New Federal Policy - What It Means for Stem Cell Research
  • A Tale of Two Hendins: A Father-Daughter Neurology Team
  • AAN to Resubmit New CT Scan Measure for Stroke.
  • AAN, ASA, and ACEP Launch New Stroke Awareness Campaign.
  • Again, Stem Cell Research Bill Goes Back to President for Review
  • Albuterol Increased Lean Body Mass in Boys with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
  • Alzheimer Disease Prevalence Rates Increase
  • American Headache Society President Paul Winner: On Improving Research, Training, and Reimbursement
  • Amyloid Imaging Predicts Conversion of MCI to Alzheimer Disease.
  • An Epileptologist Brings EEG to the Ecuadorian Amazon Jungle
  • Brain Injury Education for the Army
  • Canadian Neurologist George Karpati, MD, Wins Prix Du Quebec
  • Carolyn B. Robinowitz, MD, On the Common Concerns of Neurology and Psychiatry
  • Carolyn Barley Britton, MD, President of the National Medical Association: On Eliminating Health Care Disparities Among Minorities
  • CDC Releases New 'Heads Up' Tool Kit on Concussions
  • CDC: Stroke Symptoms Need More Awareness
  • Christian Wider, MD - On Unraveling the Pathology of Perry Syndrome
  • Clifford Shults, Renowned Parkinson Disease Researcher, Dies at 56
  • CNS Factors in Children May Predict MS
  • Columbia's Neurological Institute Celebrates its Centennial
  • Congress Overrides Bush Veto; Delays Cuts to Medicare Physician Payments
  • Congress Seeks to Delay Cuts to Medicare Physician Payments
  • COURT TO HEAR CASE ON EXPERIMENTAL DRUGS
  • David Goldblatt, Neurologist and Ethicist, Dies at 77
  • David Grob, MD, Myasthenia Gravis Expert, Dies at 89
  • David Sherman, Stroke Expert, Dies at 65
  • David Simon, MD: On Integrating Conventional Neurology and Complementary Medicine
  • Dispatches From Ethiopia - A Firsthand Look on the State of Neurology Training
  • Dispatches from Ethiopia: The Unique Challenges in Neurologic Care
  • Distinguished Pediatric Neurologist John H. Menkes, MD, Dies at 79
  • DNA Screening Program Launched for Women
  • Dr. Leon Weisberg of Tulane Dies at Age 65
  • Early Parkinson Disease Skin Patch Approved
  • Enawgaw Mehari, MD, Founder of People to People, Tackles the Spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa
  • Epilepsy Patients Who Skip Medications Face Increased Mortality Risk
  • FDA Aims to Reduce Medication Mistakes
  • FDA APPROVAL OF RISPERIDONE GETS MIXED REVIEWS FROM AUTISM EXPERTS
  • FDA APPROVES ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUG VIGABATRIN.
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  • FDA Approves First Drug For Chorea in Huntington Disease
  • FDA Approves Immune Globulin Product for CIDP
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  • Hard Choices in An Election Year - How and Why Medical PACs Decide to Contribute.
  • HBO Documents Life with Alzheimer Disease - And 25 Research Advances
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  • Hospitalization Rates and Other Trends in Stroke Care Described in New Federal Report.
  • How to Avoid Making a Misdiagnosis - and the Risk of Lawsuits
  • How to Avoid Malpractice Risks When Prescribing Off-Label
  • Hugo Moser, Neurologist and ALD Researcher, Dies at 82
  • Ian McDonald, Former Head of National Hospital Queen Square in London, Dies at 73
  • In Ethiopia, First Woman Neurologist Breaks the Glass Ceiling
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  • Increased Adverse Side Effects Reported to FDA - Pain Drugs and Immunomodulatory Drugs Among Those Most Frequently Fatal
  • IOM RECOMMENDS MORE STUDIES ON ALS AND MILITARY SERVICE
  • Jeffrey S. Kutcher, MD, Chairs a New AAN Sports Neurology Section
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  • John W. Swann: Getting to Know the American Epilepsy Society
  • Leader of Modern Neurology Raymond D. Adams, MD, Dies at 97
  • Leon Thal, Distinguished Alzheimer Disease Expert, Dies at 62
  • Leonard Berg, Alzheimer Disease Pioneer, Dies at 79
  • Making 'Rounds' with Ann H. Tilton, MD, President of the Child Neurology Society
  • MDA Cancels Summer Camps Due to Swine Flu
  • MDA CEO ROBERT ROSS DIES
  • Medical Geneticist Victor A. McKusick Dies
  • Michael E. DeBakey, Renowned Heart Surgeon and MDA Supporter, Dies at 99
  • Milton Wexler, Psychoanalyst and Hereditary Disease Foundation Founder, Dies at 98
  • Mitchell B. Max, MD, Pain Specialist, Dies at 59
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  • Neurologist Bruce Sigsbee Testifies Before Congressional Subcommittee on Need for Payment Reform
  • Neurologists Report on H1N1 Pandemic Prevention and Treatment Initiatives
  • Neurology Editor-in-Chief John H. Noseworthy, MD, Appointed Mayo Clinic CEO.
  • Neurology Today homepage
  • Neurology Ups the Ante With Levels of Evidence Classification
  • Neuromuscular Disease Expert John Newsom-Davis, MD, Dies
  • Neuropathology of Dementia Differs Across Age Groups - Less Pathology Evident in Oldest Ages
  • New Bill Proposes Extended Medicare Coverage of Adult Day Care.
  • New NINDS Spanish Language Web Site Debuts
  • New Regulation Proposed to Establish Patient Safety Organizations
  • New Ruling Limits Release of Some Physician Data Under Freedom of Information Act.
  • New Study Reports Short-term Benefits But Not Sustained Improvement in Cognition With Prolonged Antibiotic Use for Lyme Disease Encephalopathy
  • New York State Awards First Stem Cell Grants: $14.5 Million Released
  • NIH Director Supports Ending Restrictions on Embryonic Stem Cell Research
  • NIH Launches Database of Genetic and Clinical Data from Population Studies
  • NIH Launches Undiagnosed Diseases Program
  • NIH Receives Boost from Joint Funding Resolution
  • No Signs of Cognitive Decline in Brain of Oldest Living Woman
  • People 2 People Founder, Dr. Mehari
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  • Proposed Legislation to Expand Support for Gulf War Vets with TBI
  • Ralph F. Jozefowicz: New Education Programs in Boston 2007
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