SUMC in the News (09/20/05)
Press release
Stanford Blood Center opens new flagship location
The Stanford Blood Center has opened a new donor center in Palo Alto that
also serves as its flagship location, housing operational and research labs,
administrative and business management staff, and donor services.
Media coverage
Los Angeles Times, 09/20/05
Five
California 'geniuses' recognized by foundation (registration required)
Pehr Harbury, associate professor of biochemistry, was named a MacArthur Fellow
yesterday. He is quoted here, as well as in an Associated
Press article — which
appears in newspapers across the country — and in the San
Francisco Chronicle and San
Francisco Examiner. He is also included in articles in the New
York Times, USA
Today, San
Jose Mercury News and Oakland
Tribune; and in a list
of winners that appears on numerous Web sites, including the Washington
Post's.
Detroit Free Press, 09/20/05
Stem cell research/Project focuses on cancer drugs
A California biotech company is testing drugs that target cancer stem cells.
The work of Michael Clarke, a stem cell researcher coming to Stanford from
the University of Michigan, is discussed.
Michigan Daily, 09/20/05
Stem Cell U
The University of Michigan has announced the creation of the Center for Stem
Cell Biology. The departure of Michael Clarke is referenced.
Forbes.com, 09/19/05
Staying fit may fight joint pain
In a recent Stanford study of 866 people, those who got regular exercise experienced
25 percent less joint and muscle pain as they aged compared to less-active people.
Wall Street Journal, 09/17/05
Vioxx jury told of drug's link to heart attacks (no electronic version
available)
James Fries, professor of medicine, is referenced in this Associated Press article
on the second Vioxx lawsuit to reach trial.
KQED-FM, 09/16/05
The State Medical Board will reconsider its decision to revoke the license of
a local physician. David Magnus, director of the Stanford Center for Biomedical
Ethics, discussed the case during this segment.
