Lilly discloses Prozac patients emails in privacy breach
Eli Lilly and Co disclosed that more than 600 Prozac patients had their email addresses exposed on the Internet. The header of a June 27 message announcing the end of an automated reminder service included all subscriber emails. Privacy advocates and the ACLU called it negligence and urged FTC scrutiny, saying health data was exposed.
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Eli Lilly and Co
Prozac
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Privacy Times
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Lilly
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Artificial heart patient on ventilator shows progress
The world’s first self contained artificial heart recipient was placed back on a ventilator for pre existing medical problems. Doctors remain pleased with his progress and say he is awake and stable with family by his side.
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Laman Gray
ABC
Good Morning America
Linda McGinnty Jackson
Jewish Hospital
Cloning risks noted in mouse study in Science
Washington report on Friday Science paper shows cloned mice with developmental gene expression flaws. Researchers say embryonic stem cell cloning raises danger for human applications, hinting at long path to safe therapies. Opinions from Jaenisch, Humphery, and Prentice highlight potential obesity and later-life disorders in clones.
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Bush Administration
Science
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Whitehead Institute For Biomedical Research
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
David Humphery
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Dolly
David A. Prentice
Indiana State University
MIT Whitehead
Prentice
Joann A. Boughman
American Society of Human Genetics
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