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Scarcity Of Information On Supreme Court Nominee's Views On Abortion Rights Not Atypical, Editorial States
Although "no issue has dominated Supreme Court politics like abortion" over the past few decades, most new justices "arrive at the court without disclosing anything useful about their views on the subject -- leaving interested citizens feeling more than a little irrelevant," a Chicago Tribune editorial states. Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor "does not look to be an exception," the editorial says. White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said President Obama is ""comfortable with her interpretation of the Constitution,"" although he also said that Sotomayor was not asked about abortion rights before her nomination, according to the editorial. "And presidents have been surprised before to find out how their appointee came out," the editorial adds. "This uncertainty may be a boon to lobby groups on both sides who can exploit it to raise money," the editorial continues, adding, "And odds are there will be no clear answer to the question that has been at the center of Supreme Court confirmation hearings for so long.""With legislatures largely deprived of the power to legislate, the action is in the Supreme Court" regarding abortion rights, the editorial says. Currently, two justices -- Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas -- "are on the record in favor of reversing" Roe v. Wade, while two others -- Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito -- "appear to lean the same way," the editorial states. It adds, "If Sotomayor were to agree, Roe would be history -- freeing states to decide whether and under what rules to allow abortion." Senators and the public "would dearly like to know how Sotomayor would vote if the issue came before her on the Supreme Court," the editorial says, adding that the "information might well determine whether she is confirmed." However, "[f]or exactly that reason, she is likely to follow the practice of her predecessors in keeping mum." The public "probably won"t know her views until she is called upon to vote on the issue as a member of the court," the editorial continues, concluding, "It"s a frustrating reality that eludes the usual rules of democracy. But then, abortion has been beyond the reach of democracy for a long time" (Chicago Tribune, 6/15).
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Quintiles Consulting Outlines Methods For Re-Balancing Drug Development Risks
Quintiles Consulting released the first in a three-part series of white papers addressing how best to navigate risk in drug development. The first paper, "On the Re-Balancing of Risk to Transform Cost and Productivity in Drug Development," focuses on operational risk. It is available for download at http://www.quintiles.com/consulting.
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Probiotics Help Gastric-Bypass Patients Lose Weight More Quickly, Stanford Study Shows
New research from the Stanford University School of Medicine and Stanford Hospital & Clinics suggests that the use of a dietary supplement after Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery can help obese patients to more quickly lose weight and to avoid deficiency of a critical B vitamin.
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Private Healthcare Guide To Private Medicine Now Available On Netdoctor

Private Healthcare UK - the UK"s leading web portal for information on private treatment and private healthcare services and providers is now available on NetDoctor.co.uk. The Guide is located at http://netdoctor.privatehealth.co.uk The guide to private healthcare on the NetDoctor website gives patients access to an extensive re of advice, information and treatment options in the private sector. www.privatehealthcare.co.uk is the UK"s leading online gateway to information about all aspects of private healthcare in the UK. It has been established for over ten years and currently has 400,000 unique visitors a month. The site provides comprehensive information and guides on all aspects of private health care services including private doctors, health insurance and private hospitals. www.netdoctor.co.uk is a health information website, providing impartial medical information, written by doctors and medical specialists, health care professionals, information specialists and patients that attracts around 4.5 million visitors a month and is in the top three of UK health information websites. Bal Singh, Publisher of NetDoctor says: "We are really pleased to be launching the Private Healthcare Guide on NetDoctor. There is an obvious synergy between Private Healthcare UK and NetDoctor - both provide clear, unbiased information that help patients understand their choices and treatment options; both are written in clear English without using difficult to understand and often confusing medical jargon". The Private Healthcare Guide on NetDoctor will also be a useful re for the increasing number* of NHS patients who are exercising their rights to access private healthcare; they will be able to easily access information about private healthcare providers and facilities on private healthcare through the NetDoctor site. "Building a Private Healthcare Guide on NetDoctor is a natural fit for us, we are both in the business of providing easy to understand information and helping health consumers and patients make informed decisions. Having a portal on NetDoctor gives us access to a much wider potential audience. In addition, we are providing some of NetDoctor"s 4.5m unique visitors a month with easy access to extensive information on private healthcare and helping them make choices about private healthcare options," says Keith Pollard, founder and managing director of Private Healthcare UK. About Private Healthcare UK http://www.privatehealthcare.co.uk is a one-stop gateway to all aspects of private health care services, including private hospitals, private doctors and specialists. The website"s Patient Advice and Education area contains information about operations and procedures and diseases and medical conditions. It also has many useful guides to various aspects of private treatment including a "Guide to Going Private" and "Questions to ask your doctor before an operation." NetDoctor


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