Government adds experimental anthrax treatment to stockpile
The government plans an experimental immune globulin therapy from vaccinated soldiers for anthrax, requiring FDA consent before patient use. While not replacing antibiotics, the treatment aims to neutralize toxin. Trials may begin with civilians at five centers including Emory, Birmingham, Baylor, Mayo, and Walter Reed.
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Embryonic stem cells reverse Parkinson symptoms in rats study
Harvard Medical School and McLean Hospital researchers report embryonic stem cells injected into rat brains transformed into dopamine producing neurons, correcting Parkinson like symptoms after nine weeks. The work, published in PNAS, shows potential for human trials in years but notes tumor risks and need to refine cell numbers.
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Off Broadway Play Reimagines Susan Smith Case
Spartanburg based report notes Cornelius Eady writes Brutal Imagination an off Broadway work exploring Susan Smith thoughts and a fictional Black man voice Mr Zero Stars Joe Morton as Mr Zero and Sheriff Wells and FBI agent with Sally Murphy portraying Smith The piece seeks to probe racial profiling and media sensationalism through the 1994 case in which Smith claimed a Black man hijacked her car and abducted her children.
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