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Science Wesley R. Elsberry on 22 May 2007 11:37 am

LA Times Science Files for 2007/05/22

These are items compiled by staff of the LA Times.

  • MEDICINE
    Diabetes drug Avandia boosts heart attack risk, study finds

    A widely prescribed drug to treat Type 2 diabetes substantially increases the risk of heart attacks and death from cardiovascular disease, according to a study released today that critics say questions the government’s ability to monitor drug safety. By Karen Kaplan and Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Times Staff Writers.

  • MEDICINE
    Aspiring abortion doctors drawn to embattled field

    Medical students cite defiance and conscience as a reason to choose the career. ‘It doesn’t matter what you believe if you don’t back it up with action,’ one says. By Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writer.

  • SPORTS DRUG TESTING
    Landis expert calls lab results unreliable

    Implications that Tour de France winner Floyd Landis may have used testosterone to bolster his endurance or add a shot of aggressiveness late in the race were dismissed by an expert Monday. By Michael A. Hiltzik, Times Staff Writer.

  • ENDANGERED SPECIES
    Whales linger on return toward sea

    SACRAMENTO – A pair of wayward humpback whales continued their improbable trek through the inland waterways of the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta on Monday, pressing toward the Pacific before stalling out near a steel bridge 60 miles from the sea. By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer.

  • MOONBOWS
    Beauty in the misty moonlight

    Elusive moonbows have long graced Yosemite Falls. Now a team of astronomers can predict when they will occur. By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer.

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