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Carlson calls this campaign “effective, accurate and honest.” Is it accurate? Could Harvard cough up a cup of sugar...
...Clair ’04 for the Pudding’s annual drag burlesque extravaganza in the spring, features God as a disgruntled proprietor called Land Lord who threatens to smite his tenants—including Rabbi Noah Fense and his counterpart Nun Taken—unless they cough up overdue rent money...
...giant leap backward for pop stars in space last week when the Russian space agency denied 'N Sync member LANCE BASS a place on its October mission. The agency raised the velvet rope after a consortium of Bass backers failed to cough up the $20 million cover charge required for entry onto the Soyuz space capsule. Bass had been training in Moscow and Houston, completing maneuvers in zero gravity and learning Russian, but his backers, including a production company hoping to film a documentary of the trip, missed several payment deadlines. Bass's seat will not go empty...
...thing is certain: most people with NTM infections are not getting properly diagnosed. Their complaints tend to be general and vague: long-lasting fatigue and a cough that won't go away. A specialized sputum test can identify the infection--if one is ordered. Telltale signs will also show up on a CAT scan--if you know what to look for. That is why doctors and patients are trying to spread the word about this mysterious ailment. (Leitman's husband Philip has taken the lead in Florida, raising funds, organizing medical workshops and creating a website, www.ntminfo.com. Sometimes what...
Another criticism: Togias failed to report that his first subject (Roche was the third) had developed a cough. It went away, and Togias assumed it had to do with a viral infection making the rounds at Bayview at the time. To be safe, he added a buffer solution to the hexamethonium--but without informing the IRB, which he should have done. That omission may be a reflection of the prevailing sentiment at many hospitals: that the IRB and its review process are a bureaucratic pain in the neck, not a clinical necessity...