Aid worker with Ebola improving returns to U S
Nancy Writebol, an American missionary with Ebola in Liberia, has received a second dose of an experimental treatment and is slated to fly to Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. Dr. Kent Brantly, who arrived earlier, also received the treatment. Both worked at an Ebola clinic as West Africa battles the outbreak.
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Feds monitor airline passengers for Ebola symptoms
Federal agents at U S airports watch travelers from Africa for fever and other Ebola symptoms as leaders from about 50 nations arrive for a Washington summit. Dulles and JFK screen travelers and Andrews Air Force Base checks will occur. CDC says potential cases are quarantined and evaluated immediately.
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Pentobarbital drives Missouri and Texas executions forward
Missouri and Texas have continued capital punishment using pentobarbital single drug injections amid drug shortages. Since 2011, over five dozen executions have used pentobarbital, with officials citing efficiency and humanity. Critics warn about secrecy and inconsistent outcomes as other states face problematic injections.
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Bluefield Camps Teach Math and Science Through Fun Activities
Bluefield College in Bluefield Virginia ran a Summer Math Science Camp June 23 to 26 as part of its Fine Arts Community School offerings. Dr Joe Saunders associate professor of chemistry led eight to twelve year olds through basic algebra operations biology chemistry and mathematical series with hands on experiments rocket construction egg drop projects and propulsion concepts.
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