Parental notification law linked to drop in Texas teen abortions
A Baruch College study shows abortion rates fell among Texas girls ages 15 to 18 after the January 2000 parental notification law took effect, with larger declines in younger teens, while birth rates also declined across ages. The finders caution about later abortions and health risks.
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Panel urges return of MS drug to marketplace
An FDA advisory panel unanimously recommended bringing Tysabri back for multiple sclerosis with restrictions. The drug, costing about 23500 dollars per year, carries a 1 in 1000 risk of PML, a fatal brain infection, prompting strict monitoring and patient registration.
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PDA
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