Detroit plane crash engulfs homes in east side fire
Investigators clean charred debris after a small plane crash in Detroit's east side. Construction workers aided two people pulled from the wreckage who were hospitalized in serious condition. Police reported no injuries on the ground.
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Black heart failure drug BiDil shows strong survival benefit
A large study of 1050 black patients found that adding BiDil to standard heart failure therapy significantly reduced deaths. The two drug combo uses isosorbide dinitrate and hydralazine, addressing racial differences in treatment response. NitroMed plans FDA action by year end and publication is set for NEJM.
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New England Journal of Medicine
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Black heart failure drug BiDil shows survival gains
The two drug pill BiDil cut death rate in black patients with severe heart failure from 10.2 to 6.2 percent and reduced hospitalizations from 24.4 to 16.4 percent in the New England Journal of Medicine study. Side effects included headaches in 47.5 percent and dizziness in 29.3 percent.
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University of Minnesota
Arafat Lieutenants Clash Over Hospital Visit in Paris
Palestinian prime minister Ahmed Qureia and PLO deputy chairman Mahmoud Abbas landed in Paris to assess Yasser Arafat’s condition as Suha Arafat accused them of plotting a power grab. A hospital visit rights dispute triggered a high-stakes row amid a crucial leadership struggle.
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Beckham to star in Goal film trilogy debut
English soccer star David Beckham will debut in Goal the first film of a trilogy about a young Latino player who joins Newcastle United with Real Madrid stars Zidane and Raul. The finale will feature 2006 World Cup scenes.
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Geldof to release Live Aid bootleg set after demand
In London AP report Bob Geldof says bootleg Live Aid copies prompted a reversal of his refusal to rebroadcast. The 10 hour four disc collection, launched after Sunday’s party, marks a shift from the 1985 concert watched by 1.5 billion and raising 140 million for Ethiopia. Geldof and Midge Ure will also release a new Band Aid single later this year. The British government will refund sales tax on the DVD and single.
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Santa denied flu shot for being under 65
Denver AP reports Santa Claus actor Nick Pallotto 62 was refused a flu shot in Colorado Springs because CDC rules limit shots to those over 65 or with chronic conditions. Memorial Hospital officials cited not meeting high risk categories, noting vaccine shortages and Santa’s lack of exemption. In Spokane, Chris Varallo, 22 handicapper and attorney, hit two aces in one round on consecutive holes, a 67 million to 1 feat, finishing 101 for 31 over par.
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Chris Varallo
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