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“If we accept financial support from persons whose activities simultaneously endanger the objects of our scientific and humanistic enquiry, archaeologists are, I think, unlikely to convince anyone that we are serious about protecting the world’s cultural patrimony,” said Davis.
The University pledged yesterday to limit the amount of highly lethal arsine gas it will store in a new research facility under construction just north of the Science Center, in response to resident complaints. In a letter dated yesterday, Harvard’s Director of Environmental Health and Safety Joseph...
But in areas just as vulnerable to attack as shipping, the Administration has consistently backed away from--and sometimes simply blocked--federal regulation. A terrorist attack on a chemical facility could kill thousands of people and endanger up to a million, federal experts say, so in mid-2002, the White...
Pfizer's move is a dramatic one, but it's also an important one-and not just for Big Pharma's balance sheets. In the wake of the Vioxx withdrawal, many arthritis sufferers have turned to drugs in the ibuprofen and naproxen families, such as Advil and Aleve. But earlier...
The major question raised by such a comparatively high-stakes trial is, Why use such high-risk patients? The last thing people who are already in precarious cardiovascular health need-or so it would seem-is to begin taking a drug that could endanger them even further. Pfizer - not to...