Breakthrough lets kidney transplant patients stop anti rejection drugs
Beverly Hills resident Derek Besenfelder among early patients who no longer require lifelong immune suppression after a transplant. Doctors report a technique weakening the patient's immune system and providing donor bone marrow. In a trial four of five recipients were off medication up to five years later.
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Whiplash on Wall Street as Stocks Swing From Losses to Gains
Wall Street opened with a sharp drop sending the Dow down more than 300 points by midday. The market then reversed course to surge and close with a gain near 300 points amid fears of a recession and turbulent housing prices.
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GM and Toyota in global sales dead heat in 2007
GM and Toyota each sold about 9.37 million vehicles worldwide in 2007, tying for the top spot as the global market leader for the first time since 1931. Toyota reported roughly 9.37 million but withheld exact figures, keeping the No 1 question open.
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Congress nears deal on emergency tax cuts and stimulus
Democratic and Republican leaders near agreement with the White House on emergency tax cuts and benefit boosts to stimulate the economy. The plan contemplates new financing windows for some home loans as the deficit outlook grows, with Wall Street volatile but closing with gains and the Dow up near 300. President Bush calls for a robust, simple package aimed at a quick economic impact.
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Gazans flood into Egypt through blown border gap
Gazans cross a blown border fence between Rafah and Egypt as tens of thousands flood into the Egyptian border town. The breach undermines Israel's Gaza blockade and aids Hamas while shoppers snap up TVs, soft drinks, and cigarettes in a festive border surge.
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Bomb blast kills 17 in northern Iraqi city
A powerful explosion ripped through a vacant apartment building in northern Iraq on Wednesday killing at least 17 civilians and injuring more than 130. Rescue teams worked amid collapsed ceilings and debris as officials said insurgents used the site to stash weapons and bombs.
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