Iraq Admits Vast Germ Arsenal After Years of Denial
LA Times reports Iraq disclosed a large bioweapons program designed to maim civilians as a priority over troops. Investigators say 150 scientists and staff worked on biology projects, with development extending through the 1980s and into July 1990s before Gulf War.
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FDA weighs new AIDS drug Invirase approval bid
Washington reports Hoffmann La Roche applies to the FDA to market a proteinase inhibitor named Invirase. Experts say the drug could cure AIDS and serve as a powerful tool, offering better toleration though resistance eventually emerges. Lab results show reduced virus levels and increased CD4 cells, but HIV may develop resistance.
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