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Does Synthetic Biology Need Synthesized Ethics?
The emerging field of synthetic biology draws on a variety of technologies, including genetic engineering and nanotechnology, to engineer biological systems to perform novel tasks. As the science and its applications develop, instead of creating a "new kind" of ethics for each new techno-scientific arena, a comprehensive approach is needed to address ethical and social issues of emerging technologies as a whole, according to a report by Erik Parens, Josephine Johnston, and Jacob Moses of The Hastings Center. Synthetic biology promises significant advances in areas such as biofuels, specialty chemicals, agriculture, and medicine but also poses potential risks.
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Role For Innate, Not Adaptive, Immunity Revealed By Autoinflammatory Disease Model
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have developed the first mouse model for auto-inflammatory diseases, disorders that involve the over-activation of the body"s innate, primitive immune system. Their study, published early on-line in Cell Immunity on June 4, suggests that the innate - not adaptive - immune system drives auto-inflammatory diseases. The findings could open new therapeutic directions for research into disorders such as gout or inflammatory bowel disease.
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UPMC Sports Medicine To Host "Enhance Your Workout," A Free Workshop

WHO Fitness professionals and active adults are invited to hear from Leslie Bonci, M.P.H., R.D., C.S.S.D., director of nutrition, and Aimee Kimball, Ph.D., director of mental training, both from the UPMC Center for Sports Medicine. WHAT A free workshop, "Enhance Your Workout: Understanding the Mental and Nutritional Aspects of Exercise" WHEN 10:30 a.m. to noon, Saturday, May 30 WHERE UPMC Center for Sports Medicine, 3200 S. Water Street, South Side WHY Summer is just around the corner, making now the perfect time for fitness instructors and regular exercisers to optimize their workouts. Dr. Kimball will discuss how motivation, focus and attitude can influence exercisers of all ability levels. Centering on the nutritional aspects of exercise, Ms. Bonci will teach participants how food and hydration can affect both recovery and performance. Space is limited. To register, contact Aimee Kimball at (412) 432-3777 or e-mail KimballAC@upmc.edu. UPMC


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