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With only seven minutes remaining in the period, the fans were finally brought to their feet when Minnesota defenseman Matt Taus scooped home a rebound past the sprawling Harvard goaltender J.R. Prestifilippo, giving Minnesota the 2-1 lead...
...what Ho and Shaw thought. The trick to proving their idea was to find some way to suddenly stop the treadmill. If you did that to a jogger, he would lurch forward. Similarly, if you stopped HIV's cycle of reproduction in the blood, the immune system should suddenly rebound. By measuring that rebound, the scientists hoped to figure out just how rapidly the virus had been reproducing...
...weeks was all that Ho and Shaw needed to conduct their rebound experiments. The two laboratories raced to find the answer...
That's a risky decision, since researchers want patients to start protease inhibitors as soon as possible after they become infected, before the immune system is too weakened to rebound. But they also acknowledge that the people who appear to be responding best to the new drugs are those who never used earlier ones. "Knowing that, where do you put your marbles?" asks Stephen Follansbee, medical director of the HIV Institute at Davies Medical Center in San Francisco. "It's tough, because no one's got a crystal ball...
...send interest rates on the inflation-sensitive bond market higher. Yields on 30-year Treasury bonds rose to 6.68 percent, up from 6.62 percent Monday. Economists also played down a 0.9 percent jump in factory production reported Monday, saying more than half of that increase reflected a rebound after strikes disrupted October production...