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...response to the failure of three Harvard researchers to disclose their financial ties to companies related to their studies, the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) has modified its conflict of interest policy in an attempt to ensure full disclosure of such financial connections...
...flustered when I read TIME's interview with Zia. She said she and her government were unaware of the existence of the Islamic militants in Bangladesh before Aug. 17, 2005. That statement was ridiculous because the government banned the Islamic party Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh in February 2005, well before the bombings. Newspapers in Bangladesh published stories on the potential threat of Islamic militancy and relentlessly urged the government to take action against militancy, but the calls went unheeded. If the government had taken the necessary steps, innocent people might have been spared a premature death. Solaiman Palash Dhaka...
...sights even higher than before,” Pelosi said. “As [he] said, ‘The vows of this nation can only be fulfilled if we in this nation are first, and therefore, we intend to be first.’” Jama Fitzgerald Adams, a Kennedy School of Government (KSG) student and former Pelosi staffer, introduced Pelosi to the crowd, speaking highly of both her former boss and the agenda that she unveiled. “It’s fitting that an innovator such as Nancy Pelosi should be introducing such...
...suspected militants in two days; they allegedly included several in possession of explosives and bomb-making equipment, as well as a professor of Arabic named Mohammed Asadullah Al Galib whom Bangladeshi authorities have accused of having ties to militants in the Middle East and Asia. Officials also banned Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (J.M.B.) and the suddenly acknowledged J.M.J.B., accusing these two organizations of "a series of murders, robberies, bomb attacks, threats and various kinds of terrorist acts," and of "trying to create social unrest by misleading a group of youths and abusing their religious sentiments." Police are still looking...
Robert D. Abbott, a professor of biostatistics at the University of Virginia School of Medicine, said that Weuve and Grodstein’s study corroborates his results, also published in this issue of JAMA...