Virginia professor John Fenn wins Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Virginia Commonwealth University professor John Fenn shared half of the 1 million dollar Nobel Prize in chemistry with Koichi Tanaka of Japan for breakthroughs in mass spectrometry enabling rapid identification of large biological molecules. Fenn, 85, praised the honor while noting ongoing work with students at VCU and his future uncertain path.
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The Bush administration says the nation cannot afford billions more for Medicare providers this year due to down revenues. Mitchell Daniels warned that any increase must be offset by cuts, as AARP blasts the plan. lawmakers have restored some funds since 1997 budget cuts, while debates on prescription drug benefits continue.
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