Discrimination suit targets California DMV over HIV plate
Kevin Dimmick, an HIV positive advocate, seeks 5 million dollars in federal court for denying a personalized plate reading HIV POS. DMV cites offensiveness to many Californians. Earlier, a plate reading HIV NEG was withdrawn after complaints.
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Calif
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Kevin Dimmick
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Dimmick
Tamoxifen Five-Year Use Boosts Long Term Breast Cancer Survival
Studies show five years of tamoxifen after early breast cancer surgery improves disease free survival by up to 18 percent over a decade. Longer than five years offers no extra benefit and may raise risks. The findings, from NCI and NSABP researchers, support using Nolvadex for five years post surgery.
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Journal of the
National Cancer Institute
Sandra Swain
Comprehensive Breast Center
Nolvadex
National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project
NCI
Hormones May Strengthen Bones in Postmenopause
Reports from CHICAGO say two new studies confirm estrogen therapy after menopause can boost bone density and reduce fracture risk in older women. A JAMA study links strongest bones to higher breast cancer risk, prompting cautious expert notes on overall safety.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Yale Bone Center
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Conn
Insogna
Simpson denies harassing 18 year old court intern
In Santa Monica an 18 year old court intern Amber McGrath said O J Simpson invited her to a Halloween party and made suggestive remarks. He denied harassment and joked about a woman at the trial. The matter prompted a court record sealing and a one hour delay in his civil wrongful death case.
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Calif
Nicole Brown Simpson
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
USA Today
Amber McGrath
McGrath
Jerrianne Hayslett
Nicole Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Dennis Fung
U S Says Arrest of Russian a Law Enforcement Matter
The State Department calls the arrest of former Soviet agent Vladimir Galkin a law enforcement issue. He faces charges of attempting to obtain data on U S missile defense and allegedly offered $30 000 for three reports on Star Wars conferences. The event raises questions about immunity agreements with Russia and former agents.
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Washington Post
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State Department
Vladimir Galkin
United States
State and
Justice Departments
Russia
Galkin
Moscow
KGB
FBI
Amy Rindskopf
Strategic Defense Initiative
Cyrus
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