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Focusing on most disadvantaged children more cost-effective than current strategies, UNICEF reports say
UNICEF on Tuesday said that by "comparing the effectiveness of different strategies for aid delivery, targeting the poorest and neediest children could save more lives per $1 million spent than the current path," Reuters reports (Charbonneau, 9/7).

NARSAD announces 2010 Independent Investigator grants for innovative researchers
NARSAD announced its 2010 Independent Investigator grants totaling in excess of $4.1 million, which will support 42 innovative researchers at the leading edge of discovery within neuroscience and psychiatry. Since 1987 NARSAD has awarded more than $261.6 million in 3,832 grants to 3,132 scientists around the world.

NARSAD to honor five young scientists at Annual Klerman and Freedman Awards event
July 30 NARSAD will honor five outstanding researchers at the Annual Klerman and Freedman Awards event in New York City.

Artist, activist and UN ambassador, Annie Lennox gives voice to women with HIV
As lead singer of the band Eurythmics and a solo artist, Annie Lennox is known around the world for a successful music career that spans over three decades. In her new role as a celebrity advocate for the United Nations, she is giving voice to millions of women

Annie Lennox appointed UN goodwill ambassador on AIDS
(Source: Monsters and Critics Health News)

CrystalGenomics completes European Phase I SAD study of CG400549 antibiotic candidate
CrystalGenomics, Inc., a novel drug R&D company announced today that the Phase I SAD (Single Ascending Dose) study for its novel antibiotic candidate, CG400549, has been successfully completed in Europe.

Sadomasochistic Reenactments: What Every Woman Needs to Know, Pt. 2
Guest post by Stephanie Newman, Ph.D. (with Wednesday Martin, Ph.D.)With all this talk about self inflicted torture and suffering, one might worry that there could be disastrous results for those in whom the cycle is not broken. And one might ask, Who is prone to this sort of

Phase 1 SAD study of PSI-938 for HCV initiated
Pharmasset, Inc. announced today that dosing has initiated in a phase 1, single ascending dose study in healthy volunteers with PSI-938, a third generation purine nucleotide analog polymerase inhibitor of hepatitis C virus. Pharmasset recently filed an Investigational New Drug Application with the Food and Drug Administration.

Bright light therapy box for SAD, depression, bipolar disorder and sleep problems
Alaska Northern Lights manufactures a bright light therapy box that aids in treating chronic health problems such as seasonal affective disorder (SAD), depression, bipolar disorder and sleep problems. Sufferers of SAD, a form of clinical depression, include up to 25 percent of those living in northern latitudes who

Young ambassador participates in Epilepsy Foundation’s public health program
Anthony Lippolis of Springfield, OH will travel to Washington, D.C., Tuesday, March 23 through Thursday, March 25, 2010 to meet with congressional leaders and gain their support for epilepsy public health programs and more research toward a cure for epilepsy.

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