This week's New England Journal of Medicine is a virtual smorgasbord of articles on HPV (human papilloma virus) vaccination. Although HPV also causes unsightly genital warts, HPV is more or less the sole cause of cervical cancer.
The LA Times reports on the Senate passage of a bill that should enhance the oversight of drug safety by the FDA.
Violence in Iraq Shifts to Civilians In Baghdad alone, nearly 4,000 deaths were recorded in the first three months of 2006, mostly from a rise in execution-style killings. By Louise Roug, Times Staff Writer 9:49 PM PDT, May 6, 2006
Coral Springs Principal Bans Anti-Bush Song 10-Year-Old Wanted To Sing The Song In A Talent Show Principal Cited Profanity And Political Content As Grounds To Ban The Song
U.S. military orders human-trafficking reforms in Iraq Tribune series detailed undocumented pipeline of foreign workers into Iraq, and abuses perpetrated along the way.
Scientists condemn US as emissions of greenhouse gases hit record level
Taking an unusually public swipe at another industry, Chrysler's chief spokesman slammed major oil companies Monday, accusing them of greed and indifference to the environment.
The Sunday Times April 09, 2006
Mental Health Insurance Pays
Climate change 'irreversible' as Arctic sea ice fails to re-form By Steve Connor, Science Editor Published: 14 March 2006
The Wall Street Journal
Pakistan Fights Another War in Remote Province By Gary Thomas Washington 02 March 2006
Wal-Mart And the Death Penalty
Another flip flop...
This illustrates one of the hazards that global warming is going to cause, and may give rise to doubts about our energy security. It also calls into question the wisdom of attempting to drill for oil in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge.
This is disappointing, but maybe it will get them think about it more seriously.
This is a good example of an amazingly subtle and effective form of propaganda.
This shows that the scientific community is starting to move beyond the debate over whether global warming is a problem, on to the question of how bad it is going to be.
It occurs to me that the Presidential signing statement is directly analogous to legislating from the bench. The only difference is that it is the executive branch, rather than the judicial branch, that is infringing on the authority of Congress to write legislation.
Latest Comments
FDA Officer Warns of Teen Sex Cults
U.S. military orders human-trafficking reforms in Iraq | Chicago Tribune
Op-Ed: A Peaceful Call to Arms
Op-Ed: A Peaceful Call to Arms
New Twist in CIA Leak Probe
US leak of Zarqawi letter riles Israelis - Sunday Times - Times Online
Retired CIA Official Says Bush is a War Criminal
DeLay Announces Resignation From House
Democrats turn on Feingold