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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1987

Page

5

AIDS fears prompt Arab states actions across region

Arabs wake to AIDS risk as governments from Iraq to Saudi Arabia push controls. Iraq requires AIDS free certificates for entrants and seeks medical testing, while Kuwait UAE Qatar and others deport suspected carriers. WHO reports 46,700 cases in 100 countries with Asia and Latin America seeing spread and Arab cases remain few but tied to transfusions and expatriate workers.

Nicosia Cyprus Iraq World Health Organization Asia Latin America Atd Kuwait Europe United States Al-Hawadeth Vylavoa Al-Qabis Gulf Cooperation Council Persian Gulf WHO Saudi Arabia Altiough Une Journal of the Americas Medical Association United Arab Emirates Qatar Bahrain Oman North Yemen South Yemen Jordan Amman Egypt Health Ministry

Three hospital workers contract AIDS virus via skin exposure

Three hospital workers, all women, developed AIDS after their shins or skin were briefly exposed to the blood of AIDS patients. The CDC urged continued precautions like gloves and masks, noting mouth exposure could also transmit the virus. Details to be published in the CDC report.

Atlanta Pew CDC Atlanta Constitution The New York Times Washington Post James Curran Curran American Hospital Association

Study on negligible risk pesticide traces in foods

National Academy of Sciences urges a uniform negligible risk standard for all pesticides across raw and processed foods to curb cancer risk. The report to EPA highlights Delaney Clause tensions, regulatory gaps, and cases where processing concentrates residues, urging tighter, consistent limits.

Washington National Academy of Sciences Academy National Research Council Environmental Protection Agency William Schultz Public Citizen Ralph Nader EPA Ray Thornton University of Arkansas Food and Drug Administration Thornton

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