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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 07, 2003

Page

14

SARS crisis may empower new Chinese leaders amid outbreak

Beijing faces public outrage over SARS handling as Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao seize control of a strengthened central government. The outbreak, starting in Guangdong last November, coincides with a leadership handover and spans 6,600 infections and at least 480 deaths globally, among them eight in China. Brundtland warns China has not yet peaked as officials confront criticism and Jiang Zemin steps back while retaining influence.

Beijing China Guangdong Hu Jintao Wen Jiabao Wen Dali Yang University of Chicago World Health Organization Gro Harlem Brundtland Brundtland Jiang Zemin

Parents battle doctors over brain tumor surgery for toddler

In Grand Rapids, Mich, two year old Noshin Hoque faces probable death without brain tumor removal but the Hoques oppose surgery, seeking homeopathic herbal treatment in Montreal. Prosecutors seek court-ordered medical intervention and access to records. a May 12 hearing will review a court ordered brain scan.

Grand Rapids Mich Noshin Hoque Jalaz Shaheda Hoque Montreal Hoques David Goreyca Detroit Oakland County Martha Anderson Noshin

Scientists test genetically altered cold virus against glioblastoma

Scientists at MD Anderson and collaborators modify a common cold virus to attack glioblastoma in mice. Treated mice showed 60 percent survival for four months, while untreated ones died in 19 days. Researchers plan human trials by winter 2004 with NCI funding of 1 million dollars.

Washington Frederick Lang Houston M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Len Lichtenfeld American Cancer Society Lang Lichtenfeld National Cancer Institute

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