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Hospital Business Week

Susan Hasty, Publisher

Table of Contents . . . November 7th, 2004

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Antares Pharma, Inc. - Phase III trial update provided on Bio-E-Gel

BioSante Pharmaceuticals, Inc. - Update provided on Bio-E-Gel phase III trial

Cleveland Clinic Foundation - Several options available for incontinence management

GlaxoSmithKline - Study shows once-monthly Boniva increases bone density and reduces breakdown

LifePoint Hospitals, Inc. - Hospital system announces asset exchange

Neurologix, Inc. - Drug development company reports positive Parkinson disease study results

Prospect Medical Holdings, Inc. - Managed care company announced credit facility with GMAC-RFC Health Capital

Teva Neuroscience, Inc. - Agilect provides significant symptom benefit as monotherapy

Agilent Technologies, Inc. - Microarrays donated to Vanderbilt University

Business Update - Tenet Healthcare announces sale of Massachusetts hospitals to Vanguard

CHU de Nice - Malnutrition is an independent risk factor

Case Western Reserve Univ. - Study identifies target for preventing sexual transmission of HIV

Case Western Reserve University - Cleveland stem cell investigators awarded $3.1 million

Cedars Sinai Medical Center - Newer drugs target recurrent hepatitis B after liver transplantation

Christie Hospital NHS Trust - Inconsistent psychosocial outcomes among cancer services thwart comparison

Chung-Ang University Hospital - Pneumatic impact device enables accurate rat model of SCI

Collaborations - IT companies to partner to help physicians save time, money

Columbus Children's Hospital - Shortage of pediatric rheumatologists can lead to substandard care

Crosshouse Hospital, Ayrshire - LMW heparin is preferred treatment for venous thromboembolism in pregnancy

Don Carcieri - Rhode Island gets $5 million grant to improve healthcare system

Emory University - Older women's knowledge of HIV is lacking, study finds

Gartnavel Royal Hospital, Glasgow - HIV-1 non-B subtypes from heterosexual transmission predominate in Scotland

Global Health - GE launches healthcare and education initiative in Africa

Gregorio Maranon General Hospital - Catheter-related infections in European hospitals characterized

Guardian Technologies International, Inc. - PACS launched in U.K. with first sale to Benenden Hospital

Health & Fitness - 2004 Program & Equipment Survey identifies latest exercise and equipment trends

Helsinki University - Effect of early vs. late prehospital thrombolysis studied in acute MI

Imperial College London - Flight simulators for pilots offer treatment for chronic dizziness

Influenza - Bacterium causes U.S. flu vaccine shortage

Influenza Vaccine - Influenza Shot-Gouging: With scarce supplies of flu shots, prices go up, way up

Information Technology - Compact scanner launched to digitally capture patient insurance cards

Intraop Medical, Inc. - European IORT lung study set to begin

Juan Canalejo Hospital - Total HCV core antigen assay detects early infection but not viral elimination

Kosuyolu Heart Hospital, Istanbul - Slow coronary flow alone may lead to myocardial ischemia

Legal Issues - Americans pay for unethical medical expert witnesses

Long Term Care Group, Inc. - Long-term care management company moves to Minnesota

Malpractice Insurance - Witnesses paint bleak picture of healthcare in Maryland

Mergers & Acquisitions - Assisted Living Concepts receives indications of interest, adopts rights plan

Nursing Home Care - More nursing homes in Chicago grouping residents by ethnic groups

Pfizer Consumer Healthcare - Pharma company acquires PURELL from GOJO industries

QuadraMed Corporation - Hospital group selects acuity, productivity, benchmarking software system

Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne - Gluten-free diet improves growth in diabetics with celiac disease

Saiwai-cho Memorial Hospital, Okayama - Dialysate must be purified to prevent cardiovascular events in dialysis patients

San Filippo Neri Hospital, Rome - Acute right insular damage may lead to a derangement of cardiac function

San Raffaele University, Milan - Radiofrequency ablation in children with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome studied

Singapore General Hospital - DJ-1 gene mutations are population-specific in Parkinson disease patients

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