Mosquito disease eyed to curb West Nile spread
Agriculture Department researchers propose using baculovirus to infect and kill mosquitoes only, aiming to reduce West Nile virus transmission. They urge companies to market mosquito sprays based on the virus despite ongoing safety and efficacy debates.
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Nike free speech case tests corporate advertising limits
Supreme Court weighs whether private consumers can sue over false advertising by major companies. Nike defends PR campaigns as part of public debate while critics argue misrepresentations harm buyers. Justices debate First Amendment protections vs deceptive claims and marketplace discourse.
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Greenspan to Accept Bush Fed Nomination for Fifth Term
Greenspan, 77, says he would accept President Bush’s nomination to serve a fifth term as Federal Reserve chairman if the Senate confirms him. He noted no prior discussion with Bush but appreciated the president’s confidence. Greenspan had surgery for an enlarged prostate and planned to return to work soon.
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Fat linked to 90,000 U.S. cancer deaths yearly study says
A 16 year, 900000 person study links excess weight to 14 percent of cancer deaths in men and 20 percent in women, with stronger proof across eight cancer types. Researchers note BMI thresholds and adjusted risks while cautioning on precise preventable percentages. Leading experts call the findings convincing and serious.
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New England Journal of Medicine
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Harvard Medical School
Dana Farber Cancer Institute
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American Society of Clinical Oncology
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Ohio Senator Voinovich Defies Bush on Tax Cuts Fight
Ohio Senator George Voinovich challenges President Bush over tax cuts as he seeks offsets with spending cuts. The 66 year old, renowned for fiscal discipline, previously balanced Cleveland and Ohio budgets, vetoed state snacks on planes and sold a state airplane.
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Pool Opening Tips From PoolCo Pros
Plan ahead and remove a dry pool cover carefully using a non electric pump. Siphon water off the cover and spread it to dry, then avoid letting debris drain into the pool. The cover carries nutrient rich compost that raises chemical needs. Bring a pint sample to PoolCo for a free copy of eight steps.
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