Medically interesting Web round-up

Possible new treatment for neuroblastoma — 3-BrOP — a glycolysis inhibitor worked against human neuroblastoma cells implanted into mice.
Put some more walnuts on that salad! Hot off the presses from the AACR meeting: Walnuts prevent breast cancer development in mice.
Did the palliative care providers' blogs and social networks help to overturn the FDA's initial decision on concentrated morphine?
In humans, a novel nanoparticle developed at Georgetown was able to deliver a functioning copy of p53 gene to tumor cells including metastases.
Glory, glory, hallelujah! The NCI's "plan to accelerate cancer research" has been released.
Interesting. Where do medical boards take the most action against doctors and where do they take the least amount of action?
Let the lawsuits begin: a doctor was convicted of malpractice after he practiced "telemedicine" to prescribe an antidepressant and the patient later killed himself.