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Case AIDS research in Uganda focuses on tuberculosis risk
Case Western Reserve University and Makerere University Uganda run the Tuberculosis Research clinic since 1994 to track and treat TB among HIV positive Africans. The program aims to curb TB relapse, enrolls about 5,000 Kampala residents, and supports long running community health studies while pursuing a better TB vaccine and treatments.
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Ohio moves closer to an ethanol plant
Ohio edges toward its first ethanol facility since 1995 as six companies plan grain or waste-based production. Liquid Resources of Medina aims to yield 6 million gallons yearly with 25 to 30 workers, using liquid waste streams to dodge corn price swings. Northwest Ethanol backers pursue a 50 million gallon plant, while state incentives and permits advance potential sites in Coshocton and Hicksville Defiance County.
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Diamonds auction to repay losses from Frankel fraud case
A Toledo led auction in Manhattan on December 8 and 9 will sell 814 diamonds owned by financier Martin Frankel to repay insurance loss guaranties. The 50 year old pled guilty to 24 counts of fraud and racketeering and faces sentencing December 10 in New Haven for a scheme to loot insurers in five states.
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