Board backs Cosby as violent predator ruling
A Pennsylvania board recommended Bill Cosby be classified as a sexually violent predator, requiring counseling and public warning posts. A judge will decide whether to accept the finding as district attorneys seek a hearing date. Cosby, 81, faces up to 10 years in prison after a 2024 conviction for aggravated indecent assault.
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Cosby retrial notes predator assessment context
The article outlines Bill Cosby’s retrial near Philadelphia on drugging and assault charges from 2004 with testimony from several accusers. It explains the Sexual Offenders Assessment Board process and its roughly 20 to 26 percent predator designation rate, quoting executive director Meghan Dade.
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Roseanne Barr to Make TV Return on Hannity Tonight
Roseanne Barr appears on Fox News Hannity at 9 p.m. for her first TV appearance since ABC canceled her Roseanne reboot after a controversial tweet about Valerie Jarrett. She may discuss the tweet and President Trump while ABC launched The Conners spinoff.
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Dear Abby Readers Share Family Home Strains And Parental Boundaries
Readers recount stress from visiting parents due to dust allergies and cleanliness gaps plus a custody concern over a child at a gay pride parade. Advice suggests setting boundaries, including hotel stays, and discussing acceptable activities with ex spouse while noting varied views on wedding rings in long marriages.
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Asking Amy on Racism and Boundaries in Suburban Visits
A college student worries neighbors may call police if a Black friend visits a predominantly white New York suburb. The column suggests addressing panics openly and honestly with the guest, and speaking candidly about potential risks while preserving safety and welcome. The second letter concerns setting boundaries with extended family and how to respond without guilt.
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Update dosing drives peanut allergy therapies from Duke origins
Dr. Wesley Burks at Duke pioneered oral immunotherapy OIT for peanuts starting in 2009 with 29 patients who updosed from tiny amounts to a maintenance level of eight peanuts daily. Aimmune founded after a 2011 NIH FDA meeting aims to commercialize ARIOS AR101 capsules and seek FDA approval by year end. A separate company pursues a peanut patch Viaskin and other drops under tongue, though not yet available.
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Private clinics offer oral immunotherapy for peanut allergy
Elias Kroboth, a Raleigh child with a peanut allergy, underwent oral immunotherapy OTT after early trials showed promise. Parents seek private allergists and discuss pill patch and drop trials at UNC and Charlotte, amid debates on effectiveness and safety.
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