Cleveland Clinic AIDS research targets local exposure study
Cleveland Clinic researchers estimate about 20,000 men in northeast Ohio may have been exposed to the virus causing AIDS, mainly through sexual contact. University Hospitals screened 324 homosexual men, with ongoing follow ups, while trials on the ATLV-II virus and new testing aim to improve donor screening and understanding of progression.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Ohio
Chic
University
Leonard Calabrese
Choical Immunology
Lakewood
Calabrese
New York
Scared to Death HIV Suspect Battles AIDS in Recovery
David, a gay man in Ohio, contracts a serious illness misread as a cold in January. Doctors diagnose cytomegalovirus and later consider AIDS as he loses weight, hair, and hope, and moves in with friends. He recovers physically, changes life views, guards emotional health, and adopts cautious sexual habits as awareness grows.
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David
St. John Hospital
Cleveland
St. John and West Shore Hospital
Westlake
K.V. Gopal
Fairview General Hospital
Gopal
Fairview General
Home State officers fired as conservator sues for 140 million loss
Cincinnati based Home State Savings Bank top executives President David J. Schiebel Vice President Robert J. Weeder and legal counsel Gehl P Babinec were dismissed by state appointed conservator Arlo Smith. The suit alleges negligence and ties the officials to flawed loans and a 432 million action against officers directors and owner Marvin L. Warner as the thrift collapsed after a run on deposits.
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Cincinnati
Home State Savings Bank
Home State
David J. Schiebel
Robert J. Weeder
Gehl P Babinec
Arlo Smith
Schiebel
Weeder
Babinec
Columbus
John Hartranft
Home State Conservator
Hartranft
Smith
Smyth
Cleveland
Chemical Bank of New York
ESM Government Securities Inc
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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