Actor John Hancock found dead in Los Angeles home
AP reports actor John Hancock aged in his early fifties died of a heart attack at his Los Angeles residence after failing to report to work on the CBS comedy Love and War. A network spokeswoman confirmed the death as authorities began notifying colleagues.
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College costs rise again 10 percent this fall
The College Board reports public higher education tuition and fees up 10 percent this fall, with four year public universities averaging 2315 dollars and room charges lifting total to 5841 dollars. Private four year tuition now 10498 dollars, private two year 5621, while top state cost hits Vermont at 10006 dollars for tuition housing and meals.
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FDA to propose pediatric drug labeling changes
FDA plans a new rule to require dosing and other usage information for children on medicine labels. Commissioner David Kessler says current labels leave pediatricians in the dark and the policy aims to align pediatric and adult drug guidance while easing the need for separate child trials in specific diseases.
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Genetics Drives Alcoholism Risk for Women, Study Says
A Virginia Commonwealth University team analyzed 1,030 female twin pairs and found genetics account for 50 to 60 percent of women's susceptibility to alcoholism, with environment shaping the rest. The findings, presented at a medical conference and in JAMA, align with male data and urge broader inclusion of women in future research.
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The Supreme Court agreed to review whether judges may reject expert testimony whose methods lack general acceptance. The case centers on two San Diego youths claiming birth defects from Ben dectin, amid broader free speech and legal questions pending from Texas flag burning and Pollard’s case.
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