Helms and Bush clash over textile trade holds
In a drawn out dispute Sen. Jesse Helms blocks confirmations and taps holds on Treasury nominees to press for relief for North Carolina textile workers. The stalemate involves the White House and lawmakers including Rep. Bill Thomas and Sen. Trent Lott, with O'Neill and Milliken figures at stake.
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Alzheimer's vaccine AN-1792 to begin human tests this fall
Tests on 375 participants in the United States and Europe will assess whether the AN-1792 vaccine can slow or reverse Alzheimer's disease. Developed by Elan Corporation and Wyeth-Ayerst, the vaccine aims to trigger antibodies against brain plaque. Trials span two years with early signals possible after six months.
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U.S. National Institute On Aging
Bethesda
Elan
Discovery Research
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