Oregon Death With Dignity Act Appeals Ruling
A federal judge ruled the Justice Department lacks authority to overturn Oregon’s physician assisted death law. Judge Robert Jones criticized Attorney General Ashcroft for attempting to stifle a state moral and legal debate. The ruling notes Oregon voters approved the measure in 1994 and again later, with terminally ill patients able to request lethal drugs after two doctors’ confirmation.
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Prosecutors Revisit Old Church Sex Abuse Cases
Prosecutors nationwide reexamine long past church sex abuse allegations and push for access to church records. They discuss circumventing statutes of limitations, arguing secrecy hindered law enforcement and that time makes proving guilt harder for older cases.
Four children cured by gene therapy for bubble boy disease
French doctors report four boys with the severe immune disorder known as bubble boy disease now have healthy immune systems and normal growth after gene therapy. A fifth boy shows partial restoration and improves with additional treatment. The New England Journal of Medicine notes the therapy as the first reversal of this fatal disease without other treatments. Dr Jennifer M Puck calls the result exciting and important.
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