Drug Lucentis wins approval to reverse vision loss in AMD
Washington reports the FDA approved Lucentis the first drug to significantly restore vision for wet age related macular degeneration, a leading elderly blindness cause. Genentech notes monthly injections, higher cost than Avastin, but stronger data. trials show substantial vision maintenance after one year with common side effects listed. Cait said shipping begins Friday with price undisclosed.
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Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
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Enentech
National Eye Institute
National Institutes of Health
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Barron
Rosenfeld
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Pfizer Inc
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Bush administration weighs proposals for nuclear warheads
In Livermore, scientists discuss aging warheads and a new Reliable Replacement Warhead. The White House orders a competition between Livermore and Los Alamos, with a winner to be chosen by November. The designs aim for the same power but greater durability and security, pledging conservative, test-free paths under a 1992 moratorium.
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New Mexico
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Lawrence Livermore
United States
Ruling weakens foundation for Bush's domestic spying program
A Supreme Court decision striking down military commissions weakens the legal basis for the NSA warrantless surveillance program. Critics say the Authorization for Use of Military Force cannot justify post 9 11 executive actions. Justice Department officials caution on broader implications while civil liberties groups flag renewed litigation potential.
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Moccia Named SIU Athletic Director A Strong Hire
Moccia’s appointment as SIU athletic director follows a rigorous search led by Wendler. Supporters from Missouri and MVC figures cite his integrity and inter personal skills as key strengths. Moccia previously served at Missouri and Southwest Texas State, with early career as a baseball standout at New Mexico State.
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