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EU-OSHA Announced the Report of Expert Forecast on Emerging Chemical Risks

On March 18, 2009, the European Union’s European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) announced the results of a report entitled Expert Forecast on Emerging Chemical Risks Related to Occupational Safety And Health. For more information, please consult
http://osha.europa.eu/en/publications/reports/TE3008390ENC_chemical_risks

A flying start: Nanomed Round Table Set-Up Round Table Meeting brought together broad expertise in nanomedicine

On 20th January, Nanomed Round Table’s Set-Up Round Table Meeting was held in the Club de la Fondation Universitaire. 45 initial experts coming from academia, industry, regulatory bodies and patient groups were present in the meeting. Expertise of the members covers regulation, economics, ethics, communication, risk assessment, medicine and other related areas. Experts to the meeting have identified ranges of issues involved in nanomedicine and discussed strategies to cooperate for further studies of these issues.

FDA's green light for stem cell trial

The FDA's decision to allow the first clinical trial of an embryonic stem cell therapy has sent a jolt of optimism--along with an undercurrent of fresh anxiety--coursing through the fledgling stem cell field.Read more

Next Generation DNA Vaccine - DermaVir nanomedicine for the Treatment of HIV/AIDS

Power of the Dream Ventures, Inc. (OTCBB: PWRV), Hungary's premier technology acquisition and development company released information on Genetic Immunity's next generation of DNA vaccine - The DermaVir Patch.
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The American Chemical Society launched a competition on how to explain Nanotechnology to the lay public

The concept of "nano" has captured the interest and excitement of researchers and science-enthusiasts alike, but the question remains - what is "nano"? How is "nano" best visualized? Where is "nano" headed? Submit your ideas in the form of an original creative video and you could win $500 in cash.
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US EPA to regulate nanotube production

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will begin enforcing new rules next week regulating companies using carbon nanotubes.
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Canada is expecting new nano regulation

Canada is poised to become the first government in the world to require companies to provide information about their use of potentially harmful nanomaterials in products.
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UK House of Lords investigating the Use of Nanotechnologies in Food Sector

On December 15, 2008, the House of Lords Science and Technology Select Committee appointed a Subcommittee to investigate the use of nanotechnologies in the food sector. Nanomed Project expert member Ken Donaldson is invited to contribute to this activity.
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European Parliament set foot in nano regulation

The European Parliament currently is drafting a report on regulatory aspects of nanomaterials, and its tone indicates strong suspicion.
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The Australian Office of Nanotechnology launches AccessNano for schools

The Australian Office of Nanotechnology in the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research is meeting the challenge of inspiring young minds with the production of AccessNano, an Australian nanotechnology resource for secondary schools.
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