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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 2004

Page

9

Blood donations eyed to develop anthrax treatment for soldiers

Fort Campbell officials pursue an experimental anthrax therapy using blood from vaccinated soldiers to stockpile an emergency treatment. The plan offers up to 60 per liter, with donors allowed weekly, drawing interest from soldiers needing extra income and families seeking protection after the 2001 anthrax deaths.

Fort Campbell Lewis Long Spc Jan Boremski Christian Scharfenberg

Plasma Donations Eligible Under New CDC Anthrax Program

The program seeks donors meeting strict health and exposure criteria to create anthrax immune globulin. Eligible individuals must have four anthrax vaccine doses, be in good health, pass screenings, and avoid HIV hepatitis or syphilis, illegal drug use, pregnancy, recent tattoos or non sterile piercings, and long-ago exposure to certain European countries. Fort Campbell in Tennessee acts as a key site due to soldier vaccination rates and proximity to a plasma collection center in Clarksville.

CDC France United Kingdom Belgium Netherlands Germany Spain Portugal Turkey Italy Greece Cook Las Vegas Fort Campbell Nashville, Tenn John Grabenstein Army Surgeon General's Office Clarksville Tenn Iraq Afghanistan U.S Korea Clare Dykewicz Centers For Disease Control and Prevention

DNA DNA database could reunite adoptees with birth parents

Sarasota initiative by Linda Hammer seeks a free DNA database at DNA Diagnostic Center to help adoptees locate birth parents. The project aims to bank 5 000 samples and cost over 1 million dollars, building on Hammer's adoption advocacy and media work. Aimed at cases with altered names or records, the plan emphasizes identity and life-saving potential.

DNA Project Sarasota, Fla Linda Hammer Hammer Touched By Adoption Advocacy Group Walton DNA Diagnostic Center Inc Cincinnati Jim Hanigan DNA Diagnostic Center Hanigan National Council For Adoption Alexandria United States Lee Allen

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