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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 2001

Page

5

Bush holds off on deciding stem cell funding stance

President Bush said he would decide on federal funding for stem cell research in due course, stressing the issue will be handled at the proper time. Senate momentum from key allies and the Frist compromise push congressional debate toward a funding plan balancing morality and medical potential.

Bush Europe Senate Bill National Institutes of He WRK Puntaluie Capitol Hill Washington Sam Brownback E-Man Orsin Unich Deak Gordon Smith Bill Frist

Skin cancer deaths rise. doctors foresee 1.3 million new patients

DNJ doctors warn preventable skin cancers, especially melanoma, are rising with about 7,800 expected melanoma deaths in 2001 and 1.3 million new patients. Experts urge early detection, sun protection, and liberal sunscreen use for children and teens amid rising cases linked to sun exposure.

Trenton N.J American Cancer Society Jane Thee Marin A. Weinstock Weinstock John E. Vine University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey New Brunswick Glenn Parker New York Giants Parker Eddy Bresnitz Bresnitz

Staph Supergerm Beats Superantibiotic In Wide Infections

A staph infection resists the drug vancomycin, raising alarms about the rise of hard to treat bacteria. The pathogen, linked to many infections from urinary tract issues to pneumonia, pressures hospitals to limit vancomycin use. Researchers warn of a growing global challenge in treating severe staph infections.

London Dylan United States

Prozac generic on horizon amid price clash with Lilly

In Indianapolis AP reports Eli and Co faces Barr Laboratories in U.S. Court over Prozac generics. Barr expects a cheaper version to hit the market, potentially saving consumers tens of millions or hundreds of millions of dollars.

Indianapolis Prozac Tibet Shanes Eli and Co Aia Barr Laboratories Inc Lilly U.S

Gene variation linked to sleep apnea risk observed

A study of 791 middle aged adults finds that the E-4 genetic variation raises sleep apnea risk, with 12 of 222 participants possessing the variant experiencing severe episodes. Researchers suggest the variation may interact with sleep apnea to affect cognition.

Chicago Zion Arco Ladd Reece

Promising psoriasis drug tested in Salt Lake City study

A new injectable psoriasis treatment from a novel drug class showed potential in patient tests in Salt Lake City. Researchers note safety concerns remain and the therapy has not yet received FDA approval for nationwide use. Psoriasis affects about 7 million Americans, often starting in adolescence or young adulthood.

Salt Lake City Ree Food and Drug Administration

Democrats pressure administration on ergonomic injury rules

Lawmakers clash over Bush era work safety standards and protections. Senator Kennedy blasts the move as raw political power threatening worker safety while Enzi and Wellstone spar over testimony and the role of the Labor Department in setting new rules.

Kennedy Senate Committee On Health, Education, Labor Mr. Kennedy

Device aids glaucoma diagnosis at UK Medical Center

Patti Riddell of Georgetown recalls concern after glaucoma fears but learns a GDx device at the University of Kentucky Medical Center measures retinal nerve fiber layer thickness to detect early damage. The technology helps doctors assess risk, enabling timely treatment to prevent preventable blindness.

Lexington Patti Riddell Georgetown Chat Department of Ophthalmology University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore UK Medical Center Riddell Richard Mille University of Kentucky Department of

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