Freezing Bone Marrow Extends Life In Cancer Therapy
Doctors report a major advance in cancer treatment by removing marrow before therapy, freezing it in liquid nitrogen, and returning it later. National Cancer Institute physicians say higher drug doses become possible with fewer side effects, improving long term survival prospects. The technique showed tumor regression in patients, with several achieving lasting remission.
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Washington
Nation Cancer Institute
American Society of Clinical Investigation
NCI
Fred R. Apppelbaum
Joann L. Ziegler
Arther 5. Levine
Albert B. Deisseroth
Appelbaum
Opportunity Knocks Stop Hair Loss Offer Houston Ad
An Houston Texas classified style ad promotes a hair loss treatment by Loesch Laboratory Consultants. It urges readers to try a 22 to 33 day program at its risk, claiming both stopping loss and growing hair for men and women, and asks readers to submit confidential information with no obligation.
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Toledo track blaze ruins summer racing program
A fire at Toledo race track destroyed the summer racing program and caused $508,008 in clubhouse damage. It is the second major blaze at the track within a year, following a severe fire last fall that destroyed two barns and killed several horses.
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Wide federal crime code reform aims at marijuana ease and victims' aid
The proposed overhaul would decriminalize small marijuana possession at the federal level, set up a compensation fund for crime victims, and streamline prosecutions. It includes reduced penalties, new mandatory minimums for trafficking, and changes to rape testimony rules, with Kennedy and McClellan leading the bill supported by Bell.
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Washington
John L. McClelan
D-Srk
Edward F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Griffin B. Bell
Senate
Keep dogs from roaming in packs to stay friendly
Boulder experts warn that domestic dogs can revert to pack instincts and become dangerous when roaming with others. University of Colorado and Colorado State researchers describe moblike behavior. past incidents include a Breckenridge fatality and a Boulder mauling requiring extensive surgeries for a 6 year old.
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David Cristar
University of Colorado In
Boulder
Philip Lehner
Ron Ryder
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Steve Horn
CSU
Lehner
Breckenridge
Colo
Saramit County
Olin Mueller
Tamara R. Newton
Adair Caps Offshore Oil Spill Clean Up in North Sea
Disaster fighter Red Adair and his Texas team wrapped up capping a runaway oil geyser in the North Sea after more than a week of spewing 28,000 barrels daily. The slick spread over 2,100 square miles, threatening Danish and Norwegian shores as officials assess the damage.
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Stavanger
Norway
Red Adair
Texas
Adair
Delaware
North Sea
Norwegian official reports pollution slick breaking up
Officials said yesterday the slick no longer threatens wildlife and that biological effects should be small. Hans Christian Bagge, director of the Norwegian Pollution Control Board, noted normal activity and few reports as the slick gradually disperses after a late overflight.
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Hans Christian Bagge
Norwegian Pollution Control Board
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