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Exceedingly few voices have defended the governor on the broader issue of limiting stem cell research. This is partly because of the increasing tendency of proponents of such research to label opponents as wanting to arbitrarily restrict “scientific inquiry” or to selfishly limit the “understanding of human diseases.” Phrases such as these take the debate outside of the confines of stem cells and place it in territory that is either disingenuous– the accusation of being against “progress”—or entirely...
...magnitude of risk does seem to differ from drug to drug." It's now up to the FDA to decide whether the dangers, which in some drugs start to appear only at high doses, warrant its strongest, black-box warning, which would halt direct-to- consumer advertising and restrict use of the drugs to patients with the greatest medical need...
...then, after one regular shift with the Oilers, it was going to be over—CHL rules restrict the amount of time on the ice that the 19th member of a roster can play...
Koh’s move made Yale the second Ivy League law school—after Harvard—to restrict military recruitment in protest of the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy...
...sale has slipped to 5.1% from 5.5% a few years ago, in part because discounters are making a dent. Nonetheless, house prices are rising so fast that agents are stuffing their pockets as never before. The Department of Justice is reviewing the new rules proposed by the N.A.R. to restrict access to the multiple-listing services with an eye to determining if any antitrust issues are involved. "There is no intent to keep anybody from accessing this data," says N.A.R. spokesman Steve Cook, who points to the group's website of listings. Not all firms would be free...