Blood safety failures and regulatory reform debate
The piece recounts 1980s AIDS blood contamination warnings ignored by officials and industry cost fears delaying safety steps. It then links that history to 1995 attacks on Dole’s industry financed regulatory reform, noting lawmakers Robb and Conrad, PAC money, and the push to tie regulation to cost analyses. A warning against letting money override public health.
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Institute of Medicine
National Academy of Sciences
Corey Dubin
Committee of Ten Thousand
Academy of Sciences
Food and Drug Administration
Bob Dole
Senate
Dole
Charles Robb
Virginia
Kent Conrad
North Dakota
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Hunton & Williams
Oliver North
Project Relief
Alliance For Reasonable Regulation
Conrad
APA Faces Vote on Resolution Against Homosexuality Treatments
The American Psychiatric Association plans a August 10 meeting in New York to vote on a resolution urged by gay activists that discourages psychologists from providing or referring therapies aimed at changing sexual orientation. The piece cites researchers and individuals who report varying success with such treatments and argues for scientific inquiry over political pressure. It highlights Kevin Oshiro, who credits Exodus International with helping him leave a homosexual subculture, and calls for the APA to investigate and interview people like him rather than yield to activist demands.
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American Psychological Assny
APA
New York
National Association For Research and Therapy of Homosexuality
NARTH
Ronald Bayer
Bayer
Kevin Oshiro
Exodus International
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