Drone strike in Yemen kills two al Qaida militants
A U S drone strike in southern Yemen killed two al Qaida militants in a car officials said Tuesday. Yemen's army has pressed a weeks long offensive to uproot the group with U S support while al Qaida's Yemen branch is seen as highly dangerous.
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FDA approves first home rapid HIV test OraQuick
The FDA clears OraQuick for over the counter use detecting HIV antibodies via mouth swab with results in 20 to 40 minutes. Orasure plans a October launch with estimated price under 60 dollars, marketing to high risk groups while counseling support is provided by bilingual call center operators.
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Power remains out for 1.26 million as storms bite region
Utility crews race to clear a backlog after a derecho lashed seven states and DC, leaving 1.26 million homes and businesses without power on a fourth hot day. Officials warn outages may stretch into the week as 24 storm deaths loom amid heat and generator fumes.
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Ohio personhood amendment fails to gain enough signatures
Pro-life group missed the required signatures to put a statewide personhood amendment on the November ballot in Ohio. About 30,000 of the roughly 385,000 signatures were collected, with organizers promising to continue gathering ahead of 2013.
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Gift cards spark election questions after Mexico vote
In Mexico City thousands rushed to redeem prepaid gift cards given by the PRI backed government party. Voters complained cards were worth far less than promised and some said cards did not work. Officials noted gifts violate no crime unless tied to a vote and must be reported within spending limits.
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Diabetes Foot Ulcer Study Invites Participants at Iowa Clinic
Adults with diabetes with an open foot sore are invited to join a six month study at the USHC orthopedic clinic to assess infection related complications. Compensation is provided. For information call the Diabetic Foot Ulcer Study Office at the University of Iowa.
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