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UT Southwestern surgeons to perform first hand transplant in North Texas

UT Southwestern surgeons to perform first hand transplant in North Texas

Journal of Burn Care & Research publishes Caldolor clinical study data in hospitalized patients

Journal of Burn Care & Research publishes Caldolor clinical study data in hospitalized patients

First full face transplant in the U.S. on its way to success

First full face transplant in the U.S. on its way to success

Roche launches cobas TaqScreen DPX Test for parvovirus B19 and hepatitis A virus

Roche launches cobas TaqScreen DPX Test for parvovirus B19 and hepatitis A virus

New 'skin gun' treats burns with stem cells

New 'skin gun' treats burns with stem cells

New way to halt lung inflammation

New way to halt lung inflammation

Bright-colored toys can pose a dangerous health risk to children

Bright-colored toys can pose a dangerous health risk to children

DoD awards Regenicin and Lonza $18 million to develop PermaDerm for severe burns

DoD awards Regenicin and Lonza $18 million to develop PermaDerm for severe burns

Burn injuries in children show vitamin E depletion in fat tissues

Burn injuries in children show vitamin E depletion in fat tissues

$1.5 million DOD award allows U-M scientists to pursue new application for nanoemulsion technology

$1.5 million DOD award allows U-M scientists to pursue new application for nanoemulsion technology

Defense Department's AFIRM to fund Stratatech's Phase IIb clinical trial of StrataGraft tissue

Defense Department's AFIRM to fund Stratatech's Phase IIb clinical trial of StrataGraft tissue

cobas TaqScreen DPX Test now available with CE Mark: Roche

cobas TaqScreen DPX Test now available with CE Mark: Roche

Most toddlers able to reach kitchen countertops

Most toddlers able to reach kitchen countertops

New approach of screening drugs that encourage stem cells to repair damaged tissue

New approach of screening drugs that encourage stem cells to repair damaged tissue

New technology involving adipose stem cells may one day cure patients with severe wounds: Researchers

New technology involving adipose stem cells may one day cure patients with severe wounds: Researchers

SANUWAVE Health reports $3.0 million net loss for first-quarter 2010

SANUWAVE Health reports $3.0 million net loss for first-quarter 2010

Stratatech to advance living human skin substitute tissue clinical trial with $3M funding round

Stratatech to advance living human skin substitute tissue clinical trial with $3M funding round

Study could provide new strategies to prevent hospital-acquired infections

Study could provide new strategies to prevent hospital-acquired infections

USW calls for greater attention to process safety within refining sector

USW calls for greater attention to process safety within refining sector

SANUWAVE Health reports net loss of $2.7M for three months ended December 31, 2009

SANUWAVE Health reports net loss of $2.7M for three months ended December 31, 2009

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