Surprising Drug Additive Reverses Electric Shock Damage
In animal tests, injecting a common drug additive into blood stopped and began healing cells damaged by severe electric shocks. Researchers led by Dr. Raphael C. Lee say the approach shows promise for human therapy and plans extend studies to people.
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Raphael C. Lee
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Spacewalkers test techniques to build station
Astronaut Kathryn Thornton became the second American woman to walk in space as she and Thomas Akers tested assembly methods in Endeavour’s cargo bay. The pair, during a six hour EVA, addressed a stubborn antenna while cheers rang from Intelsat teams as the rescued Intelsat 6 satellite was launched to a new high orbit and aimed to extend its life.
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Grand jury targets Robb in probe of illegal taping
Federal prosecutors told Senator Charles Robb he is a target in a Norfolk Virginia grand jury inquiry into possible illegal taping of a telephone call involving Virginia Governor L Douglas Wilder. Investigators may probe Robb's role, campaign fund reporting, and potential perjury, while a plea deal nears with aide David McCloud.
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CDC finds low risk of HIV transmission from health workers
The CDC surveyed nearly 16 000 patients treated by 32 surgeons and dentists with HIV and concluded patient risk of contracting HIV from health care workers is minimal. The inquiry began after a Florida dentist infected five patients, a case many experts deem an anomaly unlikely to recur.
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House approves aid to rebuild riot damaged Los Angeles
Emergency aid to rebuild riot damaged Los Angeles neighborhoods passes the House 244 to 162. Senators from both parties push to add 1.5 billion for summer jobs Head Start and other education programs. Kennedy and Hatch back the amendment as Bush administration opposes expanding the bill.
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Lawyer argues Denny attack provoked by truck driver
A Los Angeles attorney for Damian Monroe Williams contends Reginald Denny may have provoked the April 29 assault that left him critically injured. Police dismissed the claim as an attempt to gain sympathy. investigators found no evidence of provocation.
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Reginald O. Denny
Denny
Eri
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