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(Taiwan) Chang Gung team develops new brain cancer treatment
<(China Post, Taiwan)
11 August, 2010
A Taiwanese medical team said yesterday it had developed a new way to fight brain cancer that combines ultrasound techniques and the use of magnetic particles to deliver more drugs to the brain than previously possible with non-invasive techniques.
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(Taiwan) A healthy industry
(Taiwan Today)
28 July, 2010
Long queues, skyrocketing healthcare costs and unaffordable private insurance schemes are driving millions of frustrated patients to look elsewhere when it comes to medical care. For the ROC government, this trend represents a lucrative opportunity to further Taiwan’s economic development while positioning the nation as a major player in one of the biggest growth industries of the 21st century: medical tourism.
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(Taiwan) Fruit flies may aid human research
(Taipei Times)
25 July, 2010
Taiwanese researchers at a biotechnology fair in Taipei have showcased the initial results of their efforts to map fruit flies’ brains, which they said will pave the way for mapping the human brain to find treatments for diseases that cannot be cured today.
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(Taiwan) President upbeat about Taiwanese biotech industry
(Taipei Times)
23 July, 2010
The government is working to increase the annual output value of Taiwan’s biotech industry to more than NT$1 trillion (NT$30.86 billion) in four years through the creation of a biotechnology venture capital fund and incubation centers, President Ma Ying-jeou said yesterday.
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(Taiwan) Scientists reach hybrid sterility breakthrough
(China Post, Taiwan)
22 July, 2010
A team of Taiwanese researchers has identified incompatible genes in three closely related yeast species, a finding that provides insight into the evolutionary process of distinct species, Academia Sinica research team leader Leu Jun-yi said Wednesday.
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(Taiwan) Biotechnology more than just about drugs - theme of first day of BioBusiness Asia
(BiotechEast staff)
21 July, 2010
BioBusiness Asia 2010 opened Tuesday with keynote presentations from medical technology expert Dr. Peter Fizgerald and life science merchant bank Burrill & Co., Managing Director Dr. Ann Hanham. Both focused their presentations on implications and applications of life science technologies wider than just the conventional drug discovery and development themes.
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