FDA cites three scope makers over safety rules
FDA issued warning letters Aug 12 to Olympus Pentax and FujiFilm for violations of manufacturing and quality control standards on their duodenoscopes used for bile duct procedures. The letters demand corrective actions and timelines. Olympus dominates U.S. market with about 85 percent. The actions come after linked superbug outbreaks that have sickened and killed patients.
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7000-Year-Old Bones Reveal Cruel Early Farmer Massacre
7000-year-old bones from a German ditch at Kilianstatden show Europe s first farmers engaged in brutal killings. At least 26 victims including several babies died in a massacre with torture and mutilation, suggesting the attackers lived nearby and knew the victims.
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Outside donors dominate 2016 presidential super PACs
A USA TODAY analysis finds outside groups have raised nearly 300 million for the 2016 White House race in six months, with donations of 1 million dollars or more accounting for about half. Billionaires like Miguel Fernandez and Robert Mercer anchor funding for Bush and Cruz camps, while Perry's operation leans on large donors to bolster its campaign and field operations. Smaller donors and traditional fundraisers remain vital, as candidates seek broad support beyond a few wealthy backers.
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Indonesian airliner crash linked to large cash payout
Rescue teams planned to trek to a mountain wreckage of a Sunday crash in eastern Indonesia carrying 54 aboard. About 468,750 dollars in cash intended for 6,000 poor residents was aboard, carried by four postal workers to be handed over in a Independence Day ceremony.
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Thumbs Up for Jury Duty and Earthquake Disrupts BART
The Bloomington dental office of Walter Palmer reopened without him after Cecil the lion controversy, with staff confirming Palmer is not on site. A magnitude 4.0 earthquake north of San Francisco briefly closed the BART tunnel under the bay while inspectors checked tracks. service resumed after quick checks.
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