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  • Mosquito-Fighting Drug Reduced Malaria Cases Among Burkinabé Children, Researchers Say.

    Reuters (3/14, Peyton) reports tests of the mosquito-killing drug ivermectin in Burkina Faso have “reduced malaria cases by a fifth among children and could be an important new tool in the global fight against the disease, researchers said.” Ivermectin is...
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  • Butterball Recalls Ground Raw Turkey Products Over Salmonella Concerns.

    USA Today (3/14, Meyer) reports that “Butterball is recalling more than 78,000 pounds of raw ground turkey” nationwide “that may contaminated with salmonella.” The problem was discovered “during an outbreak of Salmonella Schwarzengrund,” which “sickened...
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  • NIH, Researchers Call For Moratorium On Gene-Editing Experiments Involving Human Babies.

    The Washington Post (3/13, Achenbach) reports a commentary written by scientists and ethicists from seven countries “called for a moratorium on gene-editing experiments designed to alter heritable traits in human babies.” The moratorium was issued in part...
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  • Multiple Pregnancies Reduces Breast Cancer Risk For Women With BRCA1 Mutations, Study Indicates.

    Reuters (3/13, Rapaport) reports having multiple full-term pregnancies decreases breast cancer risk for women with BRCA1 mutations, according to a study. The research found, “compared to women with BRCA1 mutations who only had one full-term pregnancy, tho...
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  • US Warship Quarantined At Sea Due To Viral Parotitis.

    CNN (3/13, Starr) reports the USS Fort McHenry amphibious warship “has essentially been quarantined at sea for over two months and has been unable to make a port call due to an outbreak of a viral infection similar to mumps.” According to CNN, 25 sailors...
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