FDA Near Approval for Saliva HIV Test From Epitope Inc
Epitope Inc reports the FDA sent an approvable letter for its saliva based HIV test while an FDA spokesman would not confirm the letter. The news comes amid other health and political items including rising malpractice awards and political party ballot moves.
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Teen shoots at truck aiming for Christmas toys
Ricardo Soto an 18 year old from Fort Hancock Texas is charged with deadly conduct in Juvenile Court after firing three shots at a passing tractor trailer on Interstate 10 near the U S Mexico border. A man driving the truck was critically wounded while Erika and David Soto provide contrasting accounts of intent. The family faces poverty with ailing father in care and mother Maria Soto as caregiver.
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Bystander CPR Often Wrong in Cardiac Arrest Cases
A study of 2,071 NYC cardiac arrest cases finds bystander CPR performed incorrectly in 357 instances, yielding survival one third of proper CPR rates. Dr. John Gallagher notes CPR errors negate benefits. published in Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Clintons to Visit Japan in Mid-April
President Clinton will travel to Tokyo on April 17 18 to meet with Japanese leaders and reaffirm the U S security alliance. The trip also includes talks with Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko and a later Moscow stop to meet Boris Yeltsin.
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Volunteer plows Memorial Bridge sidewalk. inspires leadership
In SpringfieldMass Richard Sorcinelli a painting contractor cleared the snow on Memorial Bridge after a blizzard left pedestrians knee deep. Officials admitted failure to clear the walkway and praised his selfless act drawing cheers and calls for public service.
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Hormone levels linked to ovarian cancer in large study
Johns Hopkins researchers tracked 20 000 women over 15 years in Maryland and found ovarian cancer associated with lower gonadotropin levels and higher androgen levels. The study, in JAMA, does not urge halting hormone therapies but urges cautious use with new treatments.
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