AIDS drugs cleanse lymph tissues suggests move toward cure
Researchers report powerful AIDS drug mixtures remove the virus from lymph tissues where immune cells reside, a step beyond clearing blood. Experts caution virus may hide in brain or cellular DNA, keeping cure out of reach.
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Western senators win road fight
The Senate backed a measure to ease road building through federal parks and wilderness as part of a disaster relief bill. A Bumpers amendment to remove the road issue failed 51 49. The chamber also approved 240 million to extend welfare to legal immigrants and allowed sampling in the 2000 census with oversight.
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Kasparov Draws Deep Blue in Game 4 to Tie Series
World chess champion Garry Kasparov and IBM's Deep Blue played to a draw in Game 4 in New York. The result left the six game match tied at 2 points each as hundreds paid fees to view the encounter at the Equitable Center on the building's 35th floor with Games 5 and 6 scheduled for the weekend.
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Israel denies report of espionage in U S
Jerusalem rejects a Washington Post claim that a senior U S official passed sensitive information to Israel. The FBI investigation reportedly began after an NSA intercept referenced code named Mega. The timing overlaps with Dennis Ross's Mideast mission and risks straining U S Israel ties.
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Cockroach allergies tied to urban asthma in major study
A $17 million eight city study finds more than a third of asthmatic children allergic to cockroaches and half with high cockroach debris in bedrooms. Children with both exposure and allergy were three times more likely to be hospitalized and twice as likely to need unscheduled care.
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Experts warn of rising Heaven's Gate crisis reports
Encinitas doctors treated Wayne Cooke and Charles Humphrey who attempted and failed suicides linked to Heaven's Gate. Scholars say such personal crisis reports may prompt similar acts among former members as millennium tensions grow. Autopsy shows Cooke died by phenobarbital and alcohol with a bag over his head. Humphrey, 56, remained in serious condition after deputies found him unconscious in a hotel.
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