NIH tests AIDS inactivation technique for lab safety
A new method using 25 000 RADS of X rays to inactivate the AIDS virus aims to protect FBI and NIH lab workers handling contaminated samples. Developed by NIH, NIST and FBI, the process promises safer handling though equipment costs near half a million dollars.
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Frederick City Board Tightens Charter Revisions
The Frederick City Board of Aldermen approved the first set of charter changes aimed at tightening the document. Key updates give the mayor appointment power to city boards and commissions and department heads with aldermen oversight, while removing redundant ordinances. Public review will occur before September meetings, with further changes slated for consideration.
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