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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 2005

Page

6

Brain-dead pregnant woman reaches viability milestone in Virginia

In Arlington Virginia doctors say Susan Torres 26 remains alive on life support as her fetus passes 24 weeks, raising hope for a possible delivery at about 32 weeks. Justin Torres, serving as family spokesman, says the baby is a girl likely named Cecilia and a worldwide fundraising effort has raised about 400000.

Richmond Susan Torres Jason Cecilia Justin Torres Torres Jason Torres Germany Britain Ireland Japan Iraq Pennsylvania Virginia Hospital Center Arlington Peter National Institutes of Health Winston Campbell University of Connecticut Health Center

Denver Pit Bull Ban Sparks Criticism and Pet Displacements

Denver's pit bull ban faces fierce criticism as authorities confiscate dogs including Xena, a 4-year-old pit bull, with hundreds more impounded and many destroyed. Critics call the rule a knee-jerk breed ban while rescue groups relocate dogs to sanctuaries. officials cite public safety and breed risk amid legal battles over local control.

Denver Stefany Steffan Xena Steffan Mariah Divide Gina Black Charlie Brown Bui Julie Gilchrist Federal Centers For Disease Control and Prevention CDC American Veterinary Medical Association The Humane Society of the United States

Merck epidemiologist says Vioxx heart risk studies not performed before debut

In Angleton Texas Merck senior epidemiologist Nancy Santanello testified that the company did no significant studies on Vioxx’s heart risks before it hit the market in 1999. The case involves Carol Ernst alleging her husband died in 2001 from an arrhythmia after eight months on Vioxx. Merck disputes links to arrhythmia and notes later studies showing potential heart risk led to the drug’s withdrawal.

Angleton Texas Merck & Co Nancy Santanello Merck Plaintiff Mark Lanier Carol Ernst Robert Lanier Santanello Aleve Santanella

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