Hurricanes rise along East and Gulf coasts say scientists
A NOAA led team in Science warns more Atlantic hurricanes likely for decades due to warm sea surface temps and reduced wind shear. They link recent years 1995 to 2000 as among the most active, noting cycles tied to the Atlantic Multidecadal Mode and caution about data limits.
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Experiment suspended after death of volunteer
Baltimore AP reports federal funding for Johns Hopkins human subject research is paused after a healthy volunteer died in an asthma study. The university blamed the decision on the Office for Human Research Protections, while Hopkins faces impact on active trials and renewed calls for stronger safeguards.
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