AIDS drugs may prompt risky sex, study warns
A survey of 54 HIV positive or at risk gay men, led by UCSF psychiatrist Dr. James Dilley, finds new AIDS drugs may tempt some to unsafe promiscuity though most still practice safe sex. Researchers warn treatment gains can complicate prevention efforts and stress ongoing safe-sex messaging. The letter appears in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Immortality gene seen as cancer cure path
Nobel laureate Tom Cech leads a team identifying an immortality gene that triggers telomerase, enabling cancer cells to renew their telomeres and grow. Researchers say blocking telomerase could halt cancer, with early tests to detect its marker in blood possible.
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Nichols trial stays in Denver for Oklahoma City bombing case
U S District Judge Richard Matsch refused Terry Nichols a venue change to San Francisco, saying Denver can provide an impartial jury despite Timothy McVeigh’s trial coverage. McVeigh was convicted and sentenced to death. Nichols' team argued media coverage would bias jurors. judge cited prior experience with McVeigh trial to deny change.
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McVeigh
U.S
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