Inhaled insulin Exubera hits market this September
Diabetics face a choice between multiple daily injections or a single daily shot with a breath before meals as Exubera, an inhaled insulin from Pfizer, is FDA approved and expected in pharmacies by September. Other firms are testing inhaled insulin.
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Lieberman Faces Tense Primary Battle Across States
In Hartford Lieberman fights to keep his Senate seat amid antiwar charges while Ned Lamont edges ahead locally. Georgia sees Cynthia McKinney in a runoff against Hank Johnson after controversy over 9-11 remarks. Missouri Colorado Michigan also hold primaries with key races and issues including a sales tax renewal.
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Missouri's first openly gay state Senate hopeful rides strong support
Julie Justus, an openly gay attorney in Kansas City, nears Missouri Democratic primary buoyed by about $20,000 in donations and a national Gay rights network. Advocates push for Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund, Human Rights Campaign, and Leader ship Institute efforts to boost queer candidates and influence policy on partnerships and hate crimes.
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Democrats Shape Midterm Strategy With War and Corruption Issues
Democrats push Iraqi war discontent and a corruption scandal into midterm campaigns. In Ohio, Rep. Bob Ney was removed from the fall ballot, boosting GOP hopes to hold his seat. A bipartisan letter on redeployment reflected unity among lawmakers, while Republicans warned against appeasing war critics. Senator John Thune acknowledged mistakes but defended the party line.
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South Dakota
Chief Justice Roberts Acknowledged For Family Life
A new biography reveals John Roberts as a playful father who makes bacon and Mickey Mouse waffles on Saturdays and lets kids play soccer in church clothes after Mass if they behave. It details the couple's two adopted children Josie and Jack and their early life, drawn from interviews conducted last November.
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Jane
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Josie
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John G. Roberts, Jr
Lisa Tucker McElroy
Supreme Court
Lerner Publishing Group
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