Thursday, October 24, 2002

categories: Medical/Health Aspirin eases heart bypass risk San Francisco Chronicle - In a finding likely to change how heart surgeries are conducted throughout the world, researchers have discovered that aspirin, given hours after coronary bypass surgery, can cut post-operative deaths by two-thirds and sharply reduce a variety ... Aspirin cuts deaths after heart attack Boston Globe Aspirin saves lives after heart surgery MSNBC Miami Herald - New York Times - Billings Gazette - Charlotte Observer - and 52 related » Google US News   10:06:38 AM  Google It!  comment

categories: Financial, Medical/Health, Biz Ethics Standards Overhaul Urged for Hospital Buying Groups A specialist in corporate ethics urged that companies involved in helping the nation's hospitals buy supplies adopt sweeping policy changes to avoid conflicts of interest. By Barry Meier. New York Times: Business   7:54:23 AM  Google It!  comment