Four dead in Indiana Illinois shooting spree
Police in Odin Indiana found four people dead and one injured in a rural county near Daviess. Investigators link a related Albion Illinois shooting with a stolen car found in an Albion cemetery and search for two male suspects who may have fled on foot or in another vehicle.
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Bus hijacker injures self after crash in Philadelphia
A man identified as Michael Smith, 45, ordered a driver off a city bus in Philadelphia before fleeing and ramming the bus into a Market-Frankford elevated line pillar. He suffered a broken leg in the crash and was described as horrific by a witness. Driver Norma Parker called police as the incident unfolded.
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New herpes virus linked to AIDS cancer
A study presents strong evidence that a sexually transmitted herpesvirus, herpes virus 8, may cause Kaposi's sarcoma, a cancer common in AIDS patients. While traces of the virus were found in tumors, researchers acknowledge the possibility that infection could be a result of the cancer rather than its cause.
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Bombings terrorize calm Northern California town
In Fremont, California, a wave of bombings unsettles residents near a hillside project valued at about 2 million dollars. Explosives damaged homes and forced evacuations. no injuries reported as investigators link the incidents to similar devices and broaden the inquiry nationwide.
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Black women’s breast cancer death gap narrows in military study
A Johns Hopkins led study at U S military hospitals finds the black white death rate gap for breast cancer shrinks when access to care is equal but persists. Lead investigator Dr Barbara Wojcik says the gap remains even with uniform care. The report appears in Cancer.
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Unrelated donor marrow transplants show promise
A study finds that marrow from perfectly matched unrelated donors can cure chronic myeloid leukemia. While siblings are typically used, unrelated donors may work, especially for younger patients with recent diagnoses, despite fears of lethal reactions.
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Artificial blood study halted in U S emergency patients
Baxter Healthcare Corp halted its U S trauma patient study of HemAssist after early data showed higher death rates among those given the artificial blood substitute. Trials in Europe and elective surgery patients continue with no observed mortality increase.
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