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Pharmacology

Mechanism behind Ritalin leaning boost

Doctors treat millions of children with Ritalin every year to improve their ability to focus on tasks, but scientists now report that Ritalin also directly enhances the speed of learning.
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GE Healthcare Launches Biacore 4000

GE Healthcare is launching Biacore 4000, a powerful solution for large-scale, label-free molecular interaction analysis in drug discovery, from early screening to characterisation.
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Unique family of anti-cancer compounds

Scientists have streamlined the process for synthesising a family of compounds with the potential to kill cancer and other diseased cells, and have found that they represent a unique category of anti-cancer agents. MORE »

Antiviral that fights multitude of viruses

One potential weapon against viruses is a small-molecule broad spectrum antiviral that will fight a host of viruses by attacking them through some feature common to an entire class of viruses. MORE »

01/02/2010 - New vaccine effective in preventing TB

27/01/2010 - New class of brain-protecting drugs emerging

27/01/2010 - Hope for effective Salmonella vaccine

27/01/2010 - Fighting deadly staph infections

25/01/2010 - Genes found linked to breast cancer drug resistance

06/01/2010 - Common drug could help prevent skin cancers

21/12/2009 - Fear of lawsuits prompts overprescription of antibiotics

14/12/2009 - Anti-psychotic drugs in the living brain

09/12/2009 - Delivering Medicine Directly into a Tumours

07/12/2009 - Reaching quality standards with a systematic approach to design

07/12/2009 - Electronic data capture and centralised review speed trials

07/12/2009 - Heating and refrigerated circulators

26/11/2009 - Benefit of reboxetine not proven

23/11/2009 - New target for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma

18/11/2009 - Antibiotics laced dissolving dressing

16/11/2009 - Why certain drug combinations backfire

10/11/2009 - Unable to get H1N1

10/11/2009 - TNO and Seventh Wave sign letter of intent

10/11/2009 - Innovative analytical technology for higher efficiency

09/11/2009 - 1930s drug slows tumor growth

04/11/2009 - Old drugs, new uses

04/11/2009 - Enzyme-driven productino of Lovastatin

04/11/2009 - Largest malaria vaccine trial underway

02/11/2009 - Nanoscale drug delivery for chemotherapy

21/10/2009 - Paradigm shift needed to combat drug resistance

19/10/2009 - Angiochem crosses BBB, shows safety, efficacy

14/10/2009 - Rapid vaccine rollout effective against H1N1

13/10/2009 - H1N1 influenza vaccine trial in people with asthma

05/10/2009 - Designing drugs and their antidotes

05/10/2009 - Adults certain to get H1N1 vaccine

01/10/2009 - New target to prevent fatal flu lung complication

01/10/2009 - New blood-thinning drug safer than rat poison

28/09/2009 - Potential Friedreich's ataxia drug

24/09/2009 - HIV vaccine shows promise

21/09/2009 - Using magnetism to turn drugs on and off

21/09/2009 - Prolonging the half-life of biopharmaceutical proteins

21/09/2009 - New rabies vaccine may require only a single shot

16/09/2009 - Future of vaccine development

14/09/2009 - Trials of 2009 H1N1 influenza vaccines in healthy adults

09/09/2009 - Better immune defence against anthrax

09/09/2009 - Pharmacology: Better vaccine procedure

08/09/2009 - Cancer drug may improve memory

07/09/2009 - A Safer Anthrax Vaccine

03/09/2009 - Prodrug could help curb skin toxicity

31/08/2009 - Drug partners in cancer therapy

18/08/2009 - Preparing Samples for Drug Discovery

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