New Sunscreen Powder Aims To Cut Skin Cancer Risk
A dry powder sunscreen using microscopic plastic sponges promises 12 hour protection and water resistance with no greasy residue. Developed by Advanced Polymer Systems, the product would release sunscreen as people move, potentially advancing Sun safety awareness amid rising melanoma rates.
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Albert M. Kligman
University of Pennsylvania
Advanced Polymer Systems of
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Darrell S. Rigel
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Toxic cloud prompts 18000 Nanticoke residents to flee
About 18 000 residents evacuated from a 10 square mile area in Nanticoke after a chemical fire released a cloud rich in sulfuric acid. No injuries were reported. Evacuees gathered at school centers. return not expected before this afternoon. Hospitals treated over 200 patients and remained on alert.
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Dolly Parton to star in ABC weekly variety show
Dolly Parton will headline a new ABC weekly variety series premiering next fall. ABC entertainment president Brandon Stoddard praised her instant recognition and likability. Parton rose to fame as a country western singer and songwriter and appeared in the film 9 to 5.
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Americans in foreign jails face humane treatment risk
A State Department report shows 1,388 Americans in 79 countries were jailed or awaiting trial at year end with 313 in Mexico and 166 in West Germany. Secretary Shultz warns budget cuts hinder consular visits needed to monitor prisoner treatment amid broader post closures and travel constraints.
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Iran vows retaliation if U S attacks Gulf
Iran's Parliament speaker Rafsanjani warned in a Tehran interview that Americans would be unsafe worldwide if the United States launches strikes in the Persian Gulf. He tied threats to hostages in Lebanon and linked any action to Tehran's demand for thawing billions in blocked assets.
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Balanced approach urged to curb budget deficit
Critics press for a balanced solution to federal spending, warning continued cuts to public health care programs could reduce seniors care, limit life saving tech, raise out of pocket costs, and restrict hospital access if Congress approves the administration proposal.
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