Science 1995 Richard Stone - Abstracts

Science 1995 Richard Stone
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Agencies decry fuzzy science in bill. (bill applies cost-benefit analysis to environmental regulations)Science and technologyRichard Stone
A molecular approach to cancer risk: in a major change in how toxic substances are tested and regulated, federal agencies will soon require molecular data on how chemicals cause cancer.Science and technologyRichard Stone
Baltimore defends paper at center of misconduct case.(David Baltimore defends immunologist Thereza Imanishi-Kari on charges of falsifying data in 1986 research paper)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Companies fear FDA rule on antibodies.(reclassification of antibodies as class 2 medical devices)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Court upholds need to protect habitat.(U.S. Supreme Court rules against loggers)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Dioxin receptor knocked out.(mice lacking the aryl hydrocarbon receptor developed to study receptor's role in toxicology of dioxin)Science and technologyRichard Stone
EPA streamlines troubled national ecological survey.(Environmental Protection Agency's Ecological Monitoring and Assessment Program)Science and technologyRichard Stone
FDA: Congress mixes harsh medicine. (efforts to reform the Food and Drug Administration)(includes related article on the scientific basis of FDA regulation)Science and technologyAndrew Lawler, Richard Stone
Federal panel recommends universities play bigger role. (bigger role in controlling scientific misconduct)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Fishermen threaten Galapagos. (sea-cucumber fishers demand fishing rights, threaten researchers and wildlife)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Hughes tosses lifeline to 90 Eastern European scientists.(Howard Hughes Medical Institute)Science and technologyRichard Stone
If the mercury soars, so may health hazards.(health effects of global warming)(includes related information)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Incentives offer hope for habitat.(enforcing the Endangered Species Act with positive incentives)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Joint dioxin research imperiled.(dioxin research in Vietnam)Science and technologyRichard Stone
New rule could squelch shipments. (shipments of scientific specimens)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Panel slams EPA's dioxin analysis.(Environmental Protection Agency)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Post-cold war science thrives in the heart of Siberia.(Rusian Academy of Sciences Siberian division in Academgorodok, Russia)(includes article on conversion of biological weapons facility to peaceful research)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Religious leaders oppose patenting genes and animals.Science and technologyRichard Stone
Rockefeller strikes fat deal with Amgen.(Rockefeller University licenses Amgen to develop obesity-gene products)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Russian Arctic battles pipeline leak. (oil spill threatens Komi Republic)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Sweeping patents put biotech companies on warpath.Science and technologyRichard Stone
Taking a new look at life through a functional lens.(Frontiers in Biology: Ecology)(Cover Story)Science and technologyRichard Stone
Wetlands reform bill is all wet, say scientists.Science and technologyRichard Stone
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