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July 2004

July 22-31, 2004
	Synthetic Prion Causes Neurological Disease in Mice, July 29, 2004
	NHLBI Clinical Guidelines Development, July 29, 2004
	National Institutes of Health’s ClinicalTrials.gov Web Site Wins Prestigious Award, July 28, 2004
	Researchers Identify Better Hepatitis C Treatment for People with HIV, July 28, 2004
	Vital Visionaries Program: ‘Serious Fun’ that Improves Medical Students Attitudes towards Older People, July 27, 2004
	Genome–Wide Analysis Provides Detailed Understanding of Flesh–Eating Bacteria Epidemics, July 26, 2004
	Location of Potential Familial Lung Cancer Gene Discovered, July 26, 2004
July 15-21, 2004
	NIH Director's Council of Public Representatives Welcomes Four New Members, July 22, 2004
	New Database Focuses on Genetic Policy and Laws, July 19, 2004
	NIDA NewsScan (PDF - 161 KB) , July 19, 2004
	Dr. Markus Heilig Named NIAAA Clinical Director, July 19, 2004
	Donepezil May Have Short-Term Benefit for Mild Cognitive Impairment; More Analyses Needed to Assess Clinical Implications of New Data, July 18, 2004
	Fauci to Present Research Update at World AIDS Conference in Bangkok, July 15, 2004
July 8-14, 2004
	Mouse Brain Stem Cells Capable of Converting Into Blood Vessel Cells, July 14, 2004
	Dog Genome Assembled, July 14, 2004
	NIAID Expands West Nile Virus Treatment Trial, July 13, 2004
	Update on Cholesterol Guidelines: More-Intensive Treatment Options for Higher Risk Patients, July 12, 2004
	New Method Enables Researchers to Make Human SARS Antibodies Quickly, July 11, 2004
	NewsScan: NIDA Addiction Research News, July 9, 2004
	Thai Study Shows That Inexpensive Treatment Reduces Risk Of Mother To Child HIV Transmission, July 9, 2004
	Bridges to the Future: Building Partnerships in Clinical Research on Global Health Challenges, July 9, 2004
	Human Periodontal Ligament Stem Cells Isolated for the First Time, July 8, 2004
July 1-7, 2004
	The Continual Challenge of Emerging Infectious Diseases, July 7, 2004
	New Children’s Environmental Health Center at Harvard School of Public Health Will Address Exposures of Tar Creek Residents, July 7, 2004
	National Study Shows Dog and Cat Allergens are Universally Present in U.S. Homes, July 6, 2004
	3-D Structure of Anthrax Toxin Complex Solved, July 4, 2004
	Studies Suggest People with Early AD Can Still Learn, July 2, 2004
	High School Graduates from Immigrant Families Just As Likely To Succeed In College As American–Born Peers, July 1, 2004

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