Researchers point toward cure for Parkinsons disease
In San Francisco researchers from Harvard Medical School and NIH report embryonic stem cell work curing Parkinsonian symptoms in mice and rats. They say human trials hinge on US policy, with Britain France and Russia moving ahead. Transplanted embryonic stem cells may become dopamine producing brain cells, offering hope though ethical and funding issues persist.
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Wreckage Found of Japanese Fishing Vessel Ehime Maru
A deep sea robot located the Japanese fishing vessel Ehime Maru, sank after a Navy submarine collision. The ship lay upright in 2,039 feet of water about 1,000 yards from the collision site, with US and Japanese officials confirming discovery and ongoing sonar checks for any survivors.
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Bush to spend weekend at Texas ranch after Mexico trip
President Bush will remain at his Crawford Texas ranch over the Presidents Day weekend after a day of diplomacy with Mexico’s Vicente Fox. The visit focused on energy trade immigration and drug interdiction as the two leaders discussed a new era in US Mexico relations. Bush praised Fox and noted Mexico deserves relief from annual reviews, signaling a cooperative partnership.
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Pentagon Says Iraq Strikes Mark Biggest Blow in Years
U S and British forces conducted a no fly zone mission described as routine by President Bush. The attack involved about two dozen planes with precision missiles and targeted Saddam Hussein’s military, with Iraqi health officials reporting casualties. Bush authorized the operation while in Mexico with Vicente Fox.
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BuffNET pleads guilty in porn case in New York
BuffNET of Buffalo pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for not blocking access to Pedo University newsgroups, a case State Attorney General Spitzer says sets precedent for prosecuting ISPs that knowingly provide access to child pornography. Dreamscape Online of Syracuse continues its fight to limit ISP liability, arguing they cannot screen every message. both sides discuss potential legal costs and broader policy implications.
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