Scrutiny of drug safety to get boost
                   
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May 23, 2008 63 related
        

FDA seeks to cut deadly side effects NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE and ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON – Chastened by repeated instances in which popular medicines proved deadly, federal health officials announced a major effort yesterday to use information on Medicare claims to assess the risks of... [read full story]                    

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Stock index futures cut losses on Tuesday as reassuring quarterly results and an outlook from technology bellwether Hewlett-Packard , a Dow component, offset fears about the worsening global economic downturn.

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Recession worries hurt stocks

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Wall Street finished sharply lower Monday as investors pored over more signs of economic weakness, including a huge round of layoffs in the financial sector. © 2001-2008 Journal Publishing Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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Obama's Change.Gov Website Features Comprehensive LGBT Agenda

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A few weeks ago I was getting dozens of emails about President-elect Barack Obama's Change.gov website and its lack of any mention of the words 'gay' or 'lesbian'. That has now changed, and the site, which echoes Obama's...

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Adverse Effects Of Ecstasy To Be Studied By UA Pharmacy Researcher

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The National Institute on Drug Abuse has awarded a researcher at The University of Arizona College of Pharmacy $1.7 million for a nearly five-year study of the long-term adverse effects of the street drug ecstasy, also known as...

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