Iowa researchers unveil Staph pneumonia vaccine breakthrough
University of Iowa researchers report progress on a vaccine aimed at preventing pneumonia caused by Staphylococcus bacteria. The article notes the breakthrough and potential impact on public health, highlighting the university’s role in advancing infectious disease research.
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UNI Living Cookbook Adapts Large Recipes for Four
University of Northern Iowa Dining Services staff reworked a recipe designed for hundreds to serve four, showcasing the culinary art of scaling portions. Page 9A mentions the Living UNI cookbook project and its focus on transforming large quantities into smaller, usable servings.
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Hawkeyes open Big Ten play versus unbeaten Indiana
The No. 23 Iowa women’s basketball team travels to Bloomington to face a surprisingly undefeated Indiana squad as the Big Ten season starts. Iowa sits at 12-2 entering the conference tilt, aiming to continue its strong start.
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Fatalities reach 70-year low in Iowa road safety
The 2013 Iowa motor vehicle fatalities fall to 310, a 70 year low, with 317 by Tuesday and a five year average of 382. Officials credit safer vehicles, anti distraction laws, and a 93 percent seat belt rate as top factors, but aim to reduce the remaining 7 percent.
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Minority patients mostly see non-white doctors
A study in JAMA Internal Medicine finds black, Hispanic, and Asian physicians provide most care to minority patients and non-English speakers. The report warns ACA changes could raise these physicians' workload as more people gain coverage.
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First state licensed marijuana retailers open in Colorado
The first state licensed retailers opened to sell recreational marijuana in Colorado drawing long lines of customers. About three dozen former medical dispensaries were cleared by regulators to begin consumer sales marking a new chapter in the nation’s drug culture.
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Kerry pushes framework talks as Middle East peace resumes
Secretary of State John Kerry aims to narrow gaps in Israeli Palestinian negotiations and push for a framework on security Jerusalem and refugees. The talks, renewed in July, seek a deal by April though no breakthrough was expected on this trip. Israel freed a portion of Palestinian prisoners as part of a four group exchange.
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