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Human genetic code linked to biological ageing identified for first time
An Anglo Dutch team of scientists has identified for the first time definitive genetic code associated with biological ageing in humans.
The 'variants' are located near a gene called TERC.

Drinking beer can improve bone strength
Beer drinkers will be pleased to learn that a new study suggests that beer is a significant source of dietary silicon, a key ingredient for increasing bone mineral density. 8 Feb 2010

Conference on EU nanotechnology governance framework — 11 Feb London
The FramingNano UK event, to be held in London on 11 February, provides a unique opportunity to explore the key issues of nanotechnology governance and to discuss possible new governance models. The free event will be of interest to all concerned with the responsible development of this vitally important enabling technology.

Quantum physics research leads to breakthrough heart scanner
A highly sensitive cardiac scanner being developed at the University of Leeds will dramatically improve the process of diagnosing heart conditions.

the structure of integrase bound to viral DNA. Credit: Imperial College London20-year breakthrough in HIV research
Researchers at Imperial College and Harvard University have made a breakthrough in HIV research that had eluded scientists for over 20 years, potentially leading to better treatments for HIV.

Nanoparticles indicate presence of biomarkers by fluorescing in different coloursAntibody-coated nanoparticles in microfluidic chip improve cancer detection 100-fold
The Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research is developing a highly sensitive method for detecting cancer that can detect single molecules of compounds in the blood that accompany specific types of tumour.

New Books:
Science and Innovation for Development.
Microbial Pathogenomics.
Clinical update on inflammatory disorders of the gastrointestinal tract.
Experimental approaches to diabetic retinopathy.
First do no harm: being a resilient doctor in the 21st century.

Call for papers: 3rd European Conference for Clinical Nanomedicine, 10-12 May 2010
The 3rd European Conference for Clinical Nanomedicine is calling for papers on original research aimed at future or current clinical application of nanoscience: submit by 1 March. 1 Feb 2010

Report: Medical equipment monthly deals analysis — January 2010
The report provides detailed information on M&A, Equity/Debt Offerings, Private Equity, Venture Financing and Partnership transactions registered in the medical equipment industry in December 2009. Jan 2010. Buy online

Deals and alliances — January 2010
Life science companies' deals and alliances research, intelligence and forecasts — reports for over 200 companies.

The latest biotechnology industry reports — January 2010
DNA sequencing, nanobiotechnology, proteomics, RNAi, regenerative medicine, etc. Buy online

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Awards for West Midlands medtech companies

UK Cancer Network implements Varian electronic prescribing and patient record system

Health Decisions builds network of international CROs to improve clinical trials research

New high performance ENT instruments from Riester

Report on Swedish life science cluster

New guide for intra-operative fluid management

Mapping heart signals to help atrial fibrillation sufferers

Tissuemed partners with Sheffield University to develop adhesive polymer technology

Factory Reimbursement launches tools for medical device reimbursement across Europe

St Jude Medical gains EU approval for high power ICD and CRT-D devices

MR spectroscopy can locate sperm in infertile men non-invasively

QIAGEN Unit and Pfizer in agreement to develop diagnostic kit for brain tumours

ISCO opens new facility for stem cell products

Sorin releases new Paradym CRT defibrillator

Mapping genome of malaria parasite almost complete

Performance of EU healthcare systems to be investigated by EuroHOPE project

Report urges review of hazards of silver nanoparticles in consumer products

Siemens launches Green+ Hospitals program

Automation Partnership and Loughborough University in five-year collaboration to develop regenerative medicine.

March of Dimes awards $250,000 prize for discovery of how to reprogram adult cells into stem cells

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