Juror Removed From Peterson Trial Deliberations
A juror who researched the case was removed and replaced with an alternate as Judge Alfred A. Delucchi ordered the panel to restart deliberations on the Scott Peterson murder trial. The judge warned jurors to decide all facts from trial evidence only, with no outside resources.
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Flu vaccine maker to increase production
Aventis Pasteur has won a 10 million federal contract to shift toward year-round flu vaccine production. The plan aims to keep chicken flocks laying eggs year-round for a ready supply, and to produce a potential pandemic vaccine annually from a federally identified virus held in reserve.
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Court urged to block Oregon assisted death law
The Bush administration asked the Supreme Court to block Oregon's voter approved law allowing doctors to help terminally ill patients die. Atty Gen John Ashcroft argued the practice is not a legitimate medical purpose and doctors swear to heal, not aid death. The appeal follows a lower court ruling that doctors could not be punished.
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States warn about abortion cancer link prompts debate
Washington reports that several states require or distribute brochures alleging a breast cancer risk from abortion, despite NCI reviews finding no link. The Lancet review and scientists dispute the studies suggesting such a link, while anti abortion groups push continued public education. Some states enforce warnings, others issue them voluntarily, and a few have faced legal or administrative pushback.
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Stem cell bond vote fuels California's research rush
California voters approved 3 billion for human embryonic stem cell research in a 59 percent win. The measure spurs expected startup activity and statewide recruitment, with Advanced Cell Technology planning a California lab and financing efforts under way. The move marks a sharp challenge to federal funding limits and aims to position California as a leading hub for stem cell science and biotech investment.
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