FDA warns antidepressants may raise risk of death by own action
FDA urges doctors to monitor patients on 10 antidepressants for warning signs of death by own action, especially after starting or changing dosage. The agency pushes stronger label warnings amid uncertain links to patient suicidality, noting mood disorders themselves can influence risk.
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FDA Warning Expands Safety Advice on Drug Risks
The FDA urged 10 drug makers to add warnings about rare side effects and the danger period when starting therapy or adjusting doses. Dr. Robert Temple called the guidance good advice for all patients, expanding focus from youths to adults while manufacturers weighed compliance.
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Calorie restriction may extend life even in aged mice
A UC Riverside study led by Stephen Spindler shows that starting a low calorie diet late in life can slow aging and extend remaining life by about 42 percent in 19 month old mice, with some living up to six months longer than peers on a standard diet. Human relevance remains unproven.
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Nichols goes on trial in McVeigh linked Oklahoma bombing
Terry Nichols faced a state murder trial in McAlester as prosecutors portrayed him as an eager participant in the April 19 1995 bombing and a partner to Timothy McVeigh. The defense argued Nichols was manipulated and framed by McVeigh to take the blame. Nichols already serves a life sentence for federal deaths from the blast that killed 168 people.
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White House Attacks Clarke Book Over Iraq Al Qaida Link
The Bush administration launched a sharp rebuttal to Richard Clarke as he released a new book arguing Mr Bush ignored al Qaida before 9 11 and rushed to blame Iraq afterward. Vice President Cheney said Clarke was not in the loop and missed key information.
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Bush shifts mercury rules toward market based cuts
The Bush administration leans toward extending the timeline for reducing mercury from 1100 coal plants by letting some emitters buy credits. EPA options initially ranged from immediate technology mandates to a market driven approach where firms cutting beyond a ceiling can sell credits to others. Studies show no uniform technology exists to remove mercury from diverse coal types, weakening the feasibility of rapid 2008 reductions.
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