Global population growth slows as birthrates fall
United Nations AP report from Worldwatch Institute says falling birthrates and hunger deaths slow world population growth. China and the United States drive the decline, with Western Europe, North America, and East Asia showing steep drops. India and Bangladesh face food shortages raising deaths. Abortions and contraception drive smaller families alongside state campaigns.
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Worldwatch Research Institute
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Lester Brown
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Interferon Drug Reported to Cure Chronic Hepatitis
Chicago researchers announce an apparent cure of chronic hepatitis B using interferon, a naturally produced immune protein. The expensive treatment costs up to $100,000 for a full course and has been tested in four patients, with two showing no detectable virus in blood and liver after four and eight months.
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Stanford University Medical Center
Harry Greenberg
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Stan
Kotulak
Ford
National Institute of Health
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