Sprint to find Zika vaccine hinges on summer outbreaks
Researchers race to test multiple Zika vaccine candidates in Phase I trials as they await outbreaks to gauge safety and efficacy. Experts caution that if virus circulation lags, testing delays could push back a commercially available vaccine. Fauci notes the balance between outbreak-driven testing and timely development. The effort spans DNA, protein, and vector-based approaches, with funding and industry support shaping progress.
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Anthony Fauci
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Immunity
Zika
Col
Nelson Michael
U.S
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Michael
Western Hemisphere
Fauci
South America
Puerto Rico
CBS
Brazil
United States
Texas
Florida
Mako shark Hypower makes 5000 mile southward sprint
Nova Southeastern University shark scientists track Hypower a 6.5 foot mako tagged off Maryland completing a 5000 mile journey to South Florida in 142 days. The study part of Guy Harvey Research Institute across the North Atlantic and Caribbean observes makos migration and risks from fishing.
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South Florida
Miami
Nova Southeastern University
Maryland
Florida
New York
New Jersey
Atlanta
South
Keys
Guy Harvey Research Institute
Nova
North Atlantic
Caribbean
Pacific
New Zealand
Guy Harvey
Cosby trial narrows with ruling on 13 accusers
A Montgomery County judge allowed only one additional accuser to testify in Bill Cosby’s sexual assault trial, excluding 12 others prosecutors hoped would show a decades long pattern. The decision narrows the case to Andrea Constand’s testimony and one other 1996 claim, with trial expected to start by June.
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Philadelphia
Bill Cosby
Montgomery County
Steven T. O'Neill
Cosby
Kevin R. Steele
Andrea Constand
T Case
O'Neill
America
Constand
Cheltenham
White House signals tougher federal enforcement of cannabis laws
The cannabis industry reacts to Sean Spicer statements signaling increased DOJ enforcement of federal marijuana laws, despite eight states and the District of Columbia having legalized adult use. Industry leaders warn this could overturn Obama era deference to states and threaten a multibillion dollar market with jobs and tax revenue.
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New York
White House
Sean Spicer
Department of Justice
District of Columbia
California
Maine
Massachusetts
Nevada
Cowen & Co
Derek Peterson
Terra Tech Corp
Spicer
Donald Trump
Jeff Sessions
Alabama
Sessions
Congress
Trump
Bloomberg Intelligence
Obama
Crimin University
The
Drug Policy Alliance
U.S
Robert Capecchi
Marijuana Policy Project
Patrice Bryan
Cannabrand
New Frontier Data
Colorado
America
Bryan
Allen St. Pierre
Strategic Alternative Investments
Ian Eisenberg
Uncle Ike's
Feds
Washington
Cory Gardner
Jeff
Gardner
Jared Polis
Senate
Aaron Ford
Troy Dayton
Arcview
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