Lawyers weigh options on presidential immunity
Washington debate centers on whether a president can be sued for actions before taking office in a Paula Jones case. Justice officials discuss sweeping immunity, postponing suits until after leaving office, or easing scheduling conflicts with summits, with no formal decision yet.
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Transplant patients may be weaned from anti rejection drugs
A study led by Dr. Hector Ramos at the University of Pittsburgh shows sixteen of fifty nine liver transplant patients could stop anti rejection medications, with fifteen resuming them. The research, presented at the American Society meeting, highlights chimerism as a pathway to reducing lifelong drugs and their dangerous side effects.
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