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By BERNADETTE TANSEY, San Francisco Chronicle
Cal. med schools good at avoiding conflicts of interest
By BERNADETTE TANSEY, San Francisco Chronicle
SAN FRANCISCO -- Drug companies shower medical school faculty members with pricey dinners, free samples and other inducements to influence their prescribing patterns, an organization of U.S. medical students says.
Med students are trying to change that.
Stanford doctors focusing on cancer cells' origins
By BERNADETTE TANSEY, San Francisco Chronicle
SAN FRANCISCO -- Stanford University doctors are trying a new tool to fight cancer. It's a test that, by focusing on genetic analysis, could help doctors better understand a patient's treatment needs.
Biotech turns to hair-loss research
By BERNADETTE TANSEY, San Francisco Chronicle
Biotechnology has introduced many wonders to the world. New drugs to treat deadly diseases. Microbes that digest oil spills. Fluorescent fish. Remarkable inventions all.
But what has biotech ever done for bald people?
Consumers may not be able to avoid cloned food
By BERNADETTE TANSEY, San Francisco Chronicle
Less than a dozen years after Dolly the sheep became the world's first cloned mammal, grocers and restaurateurs are digesting the fact that milk and meat from cloned animals could soon filter into their supply chains.

