Bush names new FBI director
President Bush named Robert Mueller to head the FBI, guiding reform after high profile mistakes and the 15 year espionage case involving agent Hanssen. Mueller, 56, faces Senate questions over past FBI missteps and must reassure lawmakers he will restore independence and integrity.
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First recipient of self contained artificial heart on ventilator
The patient, a diabetic man in his 50s, was reconnected to a ventilator after initial removal. Doctors cited pre existing conditions as the reason, and officials say expect removal from the vent within days. He had kidney failure and prior bypass surgery and had an 80 percent chance of death within 30 days.
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Cloning Abnormalities Deepen Debate on Human Use
Researchers report serious abnormalities in cloned mice prompting caution about human cloning. The study published in Science notes normal genes but flawed gene expression during development, risking later health effects. Scientists warn that cloning could affect personality intelligence and other traits in humans.
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