					17 September 2003 A reaction to the COBTA vaccine report Vets must customize their vaccination protocols to the needs of their clients and their clients pets 17 September 2003 HHS advances electronic medical record-keeping system Vets and physicians are closer to having a standardised, national electronic system for medical record keeping 17 September 2003 Antimicrobial resistance in wildlife Researchers identify antimicrobial resistance patterns in terrestrial and marine species 17 September 2003 Concentrated livestock operations Health problems exist for vets and others working in buildings where as many as 17,000 pigs are housed 17 September 2003 CDC releases epidemiologic survey of dog bites in 2001 Dog attacks are a serious issue and need preventing but it is difficult to analyse the problem meaningfully 17 September 2003 Veterinary services in a global economy World trade creates new challenges for veterinary services 17 September 2003 Students learn, lounge and legislate in Denver Veterinary students, delegates enjoy activity-filled week 17 September 2003 Lawmakers seek to curb antimicrobial use in livestock Federal lawmakers are calling for an end to the overuse of antimicrobials in animals 17 September 2003 Cell survival gene discovered A new gene that controls the life or death switch in cells and that protects cells from dying has been discovered 17 September 2003 Gene gun used to track immune sentinel cells Emory immunologists have developed a sensitive method to detect and follow dendritic cells 17 September 2003 Why cancer cells don't commit suicide Researchers are using an innovative approach to study one of the fundamental aspects of how cancer develops 17 September 2003 Mouse study gives new view of anthrax toxin A study of anthrax in mice has yielded new information about immune system response to anthrax bacteria 17 September 2003 Multidisciplinary study of aggressive cancer cells A multidisciplinary collaboration has lead to a better understanding of aggressive cancer cells 17 September 2003 New compound library to speed drug discovery A library of approximately 2,000 tiny molecules (or compounds) with biological activity has been assembled 17 September 2003 Endostatin inhibits cell migration and invasion Endostatin not only prevents the growth of new blood vessels, but also inhibits the migration and invasion of cancer cells 17 September 2003 SARS origin a mystery, re-birth feared The source of SARS remains a mystery despite earlier discoveries of infected wild animals in China 17 September 2003 Adult clones in sudden death shock Pig fatalities highlight cloning dangers 17 September 2003 Anthrax's line of attack questioned US researchers have challenged the accepted wisdom about the way that anthrax strikes		17 September 2003 Chronic wasting disease spreads with ease Chronic wasting disease is more infectious than was previously thought 17 September 2003 New biodefence research grants allocated 17 September 2003 Modern 'father' of immunology honoured Professor Jacques Miller has received the prestigious 2003 Prime Minister's Prize in Science 17 September 2003 Singapore confirms new SARS case The world's first SARS case since the global epidemic was declared over in July has been declared in Singapore 17 September 2003 Modified bacteria take on HIV Researchers have come up with an idea to help women protect themselves against HIV, especially in developing countries 17 September 2003 The chemists are coming With jobs scarcer than ever before, more chemists are moving into life sciences 17 September 2003 Study shows prions stick around in certain soils Scientists may be closer to knowing how chronic wasting disease in deer and elk spreads from animal to animal 17 September 2003 Starve a tumour, or feed a tumour? Researchers are grappling with the idea that feeding a tumour may be better for the patient 17 September 2003 Powerful new method helps reveal genetic basis of cancer Researchers have developed a new method for profiling the genetic basis of cancer and other diseases 17 September 2003 Feedback: Antibiotics in the environment: not harmful after all? BioMedNet readers' response to a recent News article on the effects of antibiotics on the environment 17 September 2003 Metabolomics: a biochemical oracle The metabolome, a comprehensive profile of an organism's metabolites, is gaining attention 17 September 2003 Drug designers seek a structural solution Agreement on a putative prion-disease drug looks far from imminent 17 September 2003 Badgers' behaviour could thwart TB control policy Changes in badgers' social life after culling could undermine efforts to control bovine tuberculosis 17 September 2003 Genes, joints and advocacy scoop medical prizes Actor-turned-campaigner Christopher Reeve and American and British researchers have won this year's Lasker Awards 17 September 2003 First human clone embryo ready for implantation The first human cloned embryo could be implanted into a surrogate mother's womb before the end of the year 17 September 2003 Blood test tells how much it hurts A simple blood test could be the first objective measure of how much pain someone is experiencing 17 September 2003 New research alliance for Barcelona Hopes that alliance will make Barcelona an international centre for biomedical research


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