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European Drug Watchdog Supports New Pill by Bayer

Bayer’s experimental anticoagulant Xarelto, its biggest new drug hope, has been recommended for approval by the European Medicines Agency.

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26.07.2008 05:04:23 - NYT > Health

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Howard L. Bachrach, 88, Early Polio Researcher, Is Dead

Mr. Bachrach was a biochemist who helped produce an early vaccine to prevent foot and mouth disease in livestock and did important early research on the polio virus.

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25.07.2008 11:43:25 - NYT > Health

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Sidney Craig, 76, a Founder of Jenny Craig, Dies

With his wife, Genevieve, Mr. Craig founded Jenny Craig Inc., the chain of weight-loss centers, which would eventually open more than 600 centers in four countries.

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25.07.2008 09:53:39 - NYT > Health

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Eugene A. Foster, 81, Dies; Linked Jefferson to Slave

Dr. Foster, a pathologist, helped establish genetically the long-alleged liaison between Thomas Jefferson and his slave mistress Sally Hemings.

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25.07.2008 09:36:58 - NYT > Health

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National Briefing | West: California: Girl’s Death Prompts Fine

A company that hired a pregnant teenager who died of heat stroke this spring after laboring in a Central Valley vineyard received the highest fine ever issued to a California farming operation.

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25.07.2008 07:50:12 - NYT > Health

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World Briefing | Asia: Pakistan: New Case of Fast-Moving Polio Is Found

The confirmation that the strain of polio was found in an 8-month-old boy in the southern port city of Karachi brings the total cases in the country this year to 18.

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