FDA approves new allergic asthma treatment Xolair
The FDA approved the bioengineered drug Xolair for serious allergic asthma, offering a novel mechanism that blocks reactions before symptoms appear. It costs 5000 to 10000 dollars yearly and may help about 15 percent of patients avoid attacks, with safety concerns including rare life threatening reactions and a slight cancer signal.
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Catholic bishops say reforms still on track
In St Louis the US bishops reaffirm their commitment to clergy abuse reforms after a turbulent week. Bishop Wilton Gregory and Archbishop Harry Flynn stressed the plan remains in place, while critics from the National Review Board and SNAP pressed for accountability and change.
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Woman can sue over religious sign in front yard dispute
Sybil Peachlum wins revival of her lawsuit as the 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals says her claim is ripe. The case centers on a 3.5 by 5 foot neon peach holding a paper with Jesus is Alive, which York City barred as a sign violating zoning rules.
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Sybil Peachlum
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Peachlum
Circuit Court of Appeals
Erik Stanley
Liberty Counsel
Stanley
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