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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1997

Page

6

Clinton Admin Launches 20 Million Anti Drug Campaign

The Clinton administration opens a multi city anti drug effort with a 20 million dollar opening phase targeting 9 to 17 year olds. Cities include Baltimore Hartford Denver Houston Milwaukee Portland San Diego Sioux City Tucson and Washington. Ads run on TV and the Internet testing January through April.

Clinton Washington Baltimore Hartford Conn San Diego Barry McCaffrey Office of Neasonal Drug Control Policy Sail McCaffrey Atlanta Boise Idaho Denver University of Michigan

Early abortions possible days after conception nationwide

Planned Parenthood affiliates across the United States offer a new abortion technique allowing pregnancy termination days after conception, before a period would be missed. The method, credited to Dr. Jerry Edwards of Houston Planned Parenthood, uses a hand held syringe and can take about two minutes, with under 20 facilities likely adopting it.

New York Planned Parenthood Federation Gloria Feldt Planned Parenthood Federation of America Jerry Edwards Houston Planned Parenthood Dr. Edwards The Associated Press Ms. Feldt

Ethical clash on military vaccine for Gulf War troops

An Army ethics panel concluded it would be unethical to give an unapproved botulinum toxoid vaccine to soldiers heading for the Persian Gulf without disclosure. The DoD later overrode the ruling citing national security concerns, exposing about 8,000 troops to an unlicensed vaccine linked to Gulf War syndrome. The case ties to debates on informed consent and battlefield medicine amid widespread veteran illness.

Cleveland The Plain Dealer Department of Defense Middle East Ethics Committee Army Biological Defense Research Station Maryland Saddam Hussein Food and Drug Administration FDA

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