Female Condom May Hit Market By Next Summer
A FDA advisory panel conditional on labeling doubts claims a female condom could reach stores by next summer though concerns remain about its effectiveness. The panel urged notifying consumers of uncertainty and noted limited data from trials.
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Clinton Taps Activist Nominees For Key Posts In Early Team
President-elect selects Harvard economist Robert Reich and Donna Shalala to lead agencies, Laura Tyson to head the Council of Economic Advisers, and Carol Browner to head the EPA. Also naming Henry Bentsen as secretary, Robert Rubin as economic policy adviser, Leon Panetta as Budget chief, and Roger Altman as deputy.
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Winter Storm Sweeps Nation From Washington To Georgia
Storms lashed the country from Washington state to Washington D.C. and inland, with freezing rain and up to 10 inches of snow in New York. Winds felled trees and power lines along the Oregon coast while Georgia and South Carolina saw freezing rain. Forecasters warned winds up to 62 mph could drive heavy snow drifts and coastal flooding from Virginia to Massachusetts. Troops bound for Somali relief were delayed by deep upstate New York snow. Beach erosion and storm impacts prompted fresh concerns across the Northeast Northwest and northern states.
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Unmarried Women At Higher Risk For Sexually Transmitted Disease
A New York study by the Alan Guttmacher Institute finds at least a quarter of 44.9 million sexually active American women face increased STI risk. The report notes rising numbers of teenage girls with multiple partners since 1971 and warns health perspectives on sex vary across individuals.
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