• In 2008, an artery-imaging study failed to show that Vytorin prevented atherosclerosis better than Zocor alone.

    FORBES: Finally, A Win For Vytorin

  • The controversies over the artery-imaging study, called ENHANCE, also began with questions about the companies' use of ClinicalTrials.gov.

    FORBES: Schering-Plough Backdates Trial

  • Then he urges Weiner's colleague, Norbert Schuff, to include a subset of patients not yet on medication in a brain-imaging study Schuff is doing.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • But then came the artery-imaging study in January and a stinging rebuke from an expert panel last Sunday at the American College of Cardiology's (ACC) meeting.

    FORBES: How Low Can Vytorin Go?

  • But in January results from an artery-imaging study showed that adding Zetia to Zocor didn't slow heart-attack-causing atherosclerosis in patients with a genetic disorder that causes high cholesterol.

    FORBES: Merck And Schering's Uneasy Alliance

  • ENHANCE, involving 720 patients, began immediately in June 2002 and was modeled on an imaging study that had worked for Pfizer, called ASAP, conducted by John Kastelein of the University of the Netherlands.

    FORBES: Vytorin On Trial

  • For one thing, the lead investigator of the imaging study says he wanted to have the full results out at least six months, and as much as a year, before they were.

    FORBES: How Low Can Vytorin Go?

  • Two days before, a panel at the American College of Cardiology had said that because an artery-imaging study showed no added benefit from Zetia to Zocor, doctors should dramatically scale back their use of Zetia and Vytorin.

    FORBES: Schering-Plough Backdates Trial

  • One small brain-imaging study says maybe not.

    FORBES: The Shadowy Science Of Sex Addiction

  • "If you had a smoker compared to a nonsmoker and were able to do imaging study of the brain, the smoker would have billions more of the receptors in areas of the brain that have to do with pleasure and reward, " says Richard Hurt, an internist who heads the Mayo Clinic's Nicotine Dependence Center.

    NPR: Smoking Bans Help People Quit, Research Shows

  • But newfangled artery-imaging techniques used in the study, touted as a way to speed drug development, caused problems as well.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Researchers at Northwestern, in a small study using brain imaging, have found preliminary evidence that being in a positive mood aids the creative process in problem solving.

    FORBES: Need to Solve a Problem Quickly? Laugh!

  • Marta Schulman, chair of the American College of Radiology Pediatric Imaging Commission, said the study adds to the impetus that patients should be scanned only when necessary and with the lowest dose of radiation possible.

    WSJ: Childhood CT Scans Pose Cancer Risk

  • Then at about age 73, 700 study participants were given a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) brain scan.

    WSJ: Exercise Might Beat Puzzles for Protecting the Aging Brain

  • Combine wireless sensors with the study of genes, or genomics, imaging and a proliferation of health-focused social networks, and you have a convergence capable of bringing about the "creative destruction" of medicine.

    CNN: Is personalized medicine a myth?

  • In a recent study, researchers at Vanderbilt University used MRI imaging to monitor brain functioning in people engaged in more than one activity at a time.

    FORBES: Why Multitasking Gets You Nowhere, Fast

  • Dr. Wolinsky said the next study he expects to pursue will use functional MRI imaging to measure changes in the brain in people participating in cognitive-training exercises, he said.

    WSJ: When Computer Games May Keep the Brain Nimble

  • In a 2009 study, scientists there used fMRI (Functional MRI) imaging to measure brain activity in regions of emotional processing in the brain before and after injecting Botox to suppress smiling muscles.

    FORBES: The Untapped Power Of Smiling

  • But in an Arena study published online this week in the journal Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging, evaluation of over 5, 200 patients in phase 3 trials of 52 weeks of lorcaserin (10 mg, twice daily) or placebo showed only a slight difference in heart valve problems: 2.04% for placebo and 2.37% for lorcaserin.

    FORBES: Why Does Arena's Obesity Drug Have Abuse Potential?

  • The study involved scientists from the Medical Research Council (MRC), the Wolfson Brain Imaging Centre in Cambridge and a Belgian team at the University of Liege.

    BBC: Vegetative state patients can respond to questions

  • To study the neurology of tickling, Dr Blakemore and her team stuck volunteers into a magnetic-resonance-imaging machine (which monitors oxygen flow to the brain, and thus indicates the amount of activity in that organ's various parts).

    ECONOMIST: Neuroscience: Tickled curiosity | The

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