Violence erupts again as Sydney youths clash with Arabs
Violence spilled into a second night in Sydney with youths smashing car home and store windows in white suburbs. Prime Minister John Howard called it sickening denying racism. Police faced clashes injuring one, six arrested, while 31 reported injuries end Sunday skirmishes.
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Massachusetts professor seeks permit to grow research marijuana
University of Massachusetts horticulturist Lyle Craker challenges the 36 year old DEA monopoly on research cannabis. He argues government grown marijuana is too weak for studies and that more supply is needed. A DEA hearing opens this week to hear the case.
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Blood donors refused after travel to malaria areas
Washington AP reports researchers estimate tens of thousands are denied donation yearly due to malaria risk from overseas travel. Red Cross notes no malaria test exists for donated blood and deferrals may rise as demand for 34 000 pints daily grows.
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Gene therapy trials begin for Parkinsons disease
Mike Castle underwent skull drilling and virus injection as part of early Parkinsons gene therapy trials. Researchers aim to test safety first while hopeful about slowing disease progression, with experts noting the approach is experimental and carries uncertainty.
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Scientists create living mice with human brain cells
Researchers in California injected human embryonic stem cells into fetal mice to form functional brain cells. About 100,000 cells per animal were used, with most remaining mouse brain. the human cells showed activity without altering behavior. The work offers a step toward stem cell therapies and living models for studying brain diseases and drug safety.
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