Heart Attack Risk Overshadows a Popular Diabetes Therapy / Delay in Europe Could Mean Extra Year for U.S. Collider / Bush Boosts AIDS Relief: Cause for Applause and Pause (Science, Volume 316, Issue 5831, June 15, 2007)
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Heart Attack Risk Overshadows a Popular Diabetes Therapy / Delay in Europe Could Mean Extra Year for U.S. Collider / Bush Boosts AIDS Relief: Cause for Applause and Pause (Science, Volume 316, Issue 5831, June 15, 2007)

by Raymond Jeanioz

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Science magazine explores diabetes therapy risks, European collider delays, and U.S. AIDS relief efforts in this June 2007 issue.

About This Book

This issue of Science magazine covers important scientific and policy developments from June 2007.

Topics include health risks associated with popular diabetes treatments and their implications for patients.

Readers will find analysis of delays affecting a major European collider project and its potential impact on U.S. research timelines.

The publication also addresses U.S. government initiatives for AIDS relief and the balance between support and caution.

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