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It looks like the inclusion criteria used were optimized to select subjects with putatively biological depressive disorders. Scott No Added Benefit of Adjunctive Psychotherapy to Antidepressants Alone in Chronic Depression...
Wellcome Trust headquarters in London. The UK’s Wellcome Trust has announced a major new scheme to give world class researchers seven-year grants to pursue individual research projects without constraints. It says the Wellcome...
Cell Biosciences, maker of software and other tools to learn more about how cells move and interact, has brought in $15 million of an anticipated $17.6 million fourth round of funding, according to a filing with the SEC. Based...
By JOYCE LI HONG KONG—Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd., one of Hong Kong's biggest commercial landlords, said it expects office rents to remain steady or fall when they are renewed toward the end of 2009. Leases in Hong Kong are...
UK-London: legal advisory and representation services SECTION I: CONTRACTING AUTHORITY I.1) NAME, ADDRESSES AND CONTACT POINT(S): Address: Organisation: UKCMRI Construction Ltd, c/o The Wellcome Trust, Gibbs Building, 215...
Cog Design has created the branding and campaign for the Wellcome Trust’s Identity Project. The Identity Project will be a nine-month series of activities from the Wellcome Trust held at venues across the UK. It will feature...
The European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP) has given its Awards for Outstanding African Scientist to Dr Alexis Nzila and Dr Dominique Pepper. The EDCTP-funded awards are extended on the basis of a...
Daniel Cressey, Open access: are publishers ‘double dipping’? , The Great Beyond , October 20, 2009 ... “We would like to see a commitment from publishers to show the uptake of their open access option and to adjust their...
Anatomical Images and Historical Illustrations, Wellcome Library The groundbreaking anatomical images of famous anatomist, Andreas Vesalius, are a landmark in the history of medicine and the development of anatomy. Among the...
Last week's Nobel Prize winner struck a chord when he defended the notion of research driven by curiosity – not chequebooks During the 1890s, the successful British pharmacist Henry Wellcome established a pair of labs in London...
