Word: endangerment
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Genentech, Hennekens says, refused to participate in the international study, which compared TPA with streptokinase and a third thrombolytic called anistreplase, so a British-made version of TPA was used instead. Moreover, Hennekens says, when he tried to recruit doctors to participate, he found that some had been told by...
But to the surprise and horror of many Americans, President Bush moved hastily to end economic sanctions and began the air war just after the U.N. deadline. While this may seem like an intelligent move in retrospect, at the time sanctions were still a viable option. No military supplies had...
The leaders of U.S. forces in the Persian Gulf, most of whom cut their teeth on the Vietnam war, are determined to see that the press is kept out of the war this time. Of course, there are legitimate reasons to restrict some aspects of press coverage in a war...
The attempt by the Soviet Union to compete in this arms race contributed heavily to its economic collapse and may have hastened the end of the cold war. But if the military spending splurge is not sharply curtailed, it could endanger the U.S. economy as well. "We have an unusually...
Foreign organisms have invaded the Great Lakes before, but few have engendered such apprehension. "The zebra mussel is a keystone species," says zoologist David Garton of Ohio State University. "It has the power to restructure the entire ecological community." The zebra mussel can strip water of algae and other microscopic...