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As such, we decided upon a simple set of metrics that best approximated real-world threats, that is, to try to test for attacks actually used by attackers.
FORBES: Written by David Lowenstein and Risu Na
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The plan going forward is to initiate big studies to test whether SCH 530348 can prevent heart attacks on top of Plavix.
FORBES: A New Hope For Schering-Plough
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Sanofi is developing an anti-smoking, anti-obesity pill that doctors at the Cleveland Clinic plan to test to see if it prevents heart attacks and strokes.
FORBES: Drug Patent Peril
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By year-end DeCode hopes to begin a 1, 200-patient, final-stage test of whether the drug can prevent heart attacks.
FORBES: On The Cover/Top Stories
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On numerous occasions Israel aborted planned attacks against known terrorists because they no longer met the test of proportionality.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The inadequacy of international law
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The scientists mixed it with the VEGF and injected the combination into the hearts of two groups of test animals, rats and pigs, in which they had induced heart attacks. (Pig hearts bear significant similarities to human ones.) In both cases, instead of being washed away, the VEGF stayed on the lattice and slowly got released over several weeks.
WSJ: Nanotechnology Holds Promise for Heart Patients
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Republicans are outraged at what they regard as Mr Berger's vindictive, partisan and intellectually shallow attacks, pointing out the absurdity of labelling all Republicans as isolationists when opponents of the test-ban treaty included many of the most internationally-minded senators.
ECONOMIST: America��s new i-word
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For somebody with my background and record with respect to coronary artery disease and previous heart attacks, there is that possibility of abnormal heartbeats and about two weeks ago we did a test that's, in effect, an electrocardiogram that you wear for a long period of time.
CNN: Vice President on his latest heart problem
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Rory Collins, co-director of Oxford University's clinical-trials service unit (which demonstrated the efficacy of aspirin against heart disease) has managed to piggy-back on a commercial trial in order to test the notion that folic acid, a food-supplement commonly given to pregnant women, may also prevent heart attacks.
ECONOMIST: Trial and error