Thomson Reuters: Cause for Celebration!

Thomson Reuters' 100 Top Hospitals--2007.

Thomson ReuTeRs scienTific soluTions: idenTifying biomaRkeRs of muscaRinic

The muscarinic acetylcholine M1 receptor protein is known to play a role in hippocampal-based and shortterm memory. It has been shown to improve cognition and modify Alzheimer’s disease (AD) properties in animal models. As a result, muscarinic M1 agonism has been identified as a target for AD treatment. Initial drug development programs targeting the muscarinic M1 receptor were curtailed by una...

The cause for quiet celebration.

Editor, perhaps we can help put Robert Jacoby and the dozen other men who found our editorial distressing out of at least a little of their misery? The reason for the quiet celebration we suggest is that it has generally only been in extremely poor countries that women have died earlier than men in recent decades. By 2006 almost nowhere in the world appears so absolutely poor (at least in this ...

Information access in practice: case studies at Thomson Reuters

Isabelle Moulinier is a research scientist at Thomson Reuters corporate R&D group. Since joining the group 15 years ago, her research interests have focuses on the application of information retrieval, natural language processing and machine learning technologies to the improvement of search and other aspects of the user experience. Prior to joining Thomson Reuters, she worked on text categoriz...

Improved hypertension control: cause for some celebration.