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Monday 19 November 2007
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Listeria Suspected In Double B Sausage Rolls Recalled In 12 US States
Written by Catharine Paddock
Double B Foods Inc has announced a voluntary recall of 98,000 pounds of Kolache sausage rolls in 12 US states because they could be contaminated with Listeria, a bacteria that causes listeriosis, which can be life-threatening to vulnerable groups...
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Avastin Shows Promise As Aggressive Brain Cancer Drug
Written by Catharine Paddock
Phase II trials of Avastin (bevacizumab) for the treatment of aggressive brain cancer have shown promising results, said Genentech, makers of the drug, who presented their findings at the 12th Annual Scientific Meeting of...
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Virus Used In HIV Vaccines Weakens Immune System
Written by Catharine Paddock
A new US study has shown that some of the viruses used as carriers in clinical trials for HIV-1 vaccines weaken the immune system and may do more harm than good. Researchers primed the immune systems of laboratory mice...
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