Feds end ADAM drug testing at jails nationwide
The Justice Department ends the Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring program after budget cuts. Since 1986 ADAM tested arrestees in 35 cities, using urine tests and interviews to map drug use trends and treatment needs. Officials say funding declines and other priorities justify replacing the data collection system. The NIJ posted a brief notice on its site.
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Mice diet in womb linked to longer life in offspring
Cambridge University researchers report that pregnant mice fed a balanced diet produced offspring living longer and healthier lives, while undernourished womb conditions shortened lifespan. The study, published in Nature, notes limits for human extrapolation and cites birth weight as a longevity factor.
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NASA Reflects On Fatal Tragedies And Culture Change
CAPE CANAVERAL FL. NASA employees sign emails to leadership and push for questions at meetings as the agency designates Thursday as a Day of Remembrance to reflect on the Columbia disaster. Top officials seek to curb fear of speaking out while outsiders warn culture takes time to change.
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