FDIC chief to undergo colon surgery this week
William Taylor, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, will have colon surgery Thursday to remove an obstruction at a Washington area hospital. The 53 year old, former Fed banking regulator who took the FDIC helm last October, is expected to stay in hospital about a week, with no further details released.
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CDC urges hospital AIDS testing to find unknown infections
The CDC proposes routine voluntary HIV testing for patients aged 15 to 54 in hospitals with AIDS cases, aiming to identify about 110,000 undiagnosed infections among 3 million tested nationwide. The plan would help early treatment and reduce transmission, though it faces cost, confidentiality, and scope concerns.
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