Word: tulsa
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ANDREW GOLDSTEIN, a staff writer, went to Tulsa, Okla., for this week's cover story and interviewed terminally ill patients taking an experimental melanoma vaccine found to have been manufactured, stored and tested improperly...
...lesson would have been a lot less shocking if McGee's vaccine trial had been run out of a back-alley clinic or a storefront in Tijuana. In fact, the study was conducted at the St. John Medical Center in Tulsa, Okla., and co-sponsored by the respected University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. It had been approved by the university's institutional review board, or IRB, a body set up to ensure that such trials meet federal standards for experimental design--including the obligation to inform participants of any safety issues. And it had been given the green light...
Mathias reported substantial protocol violations to Plunket and told Dr. Harold Brooks, dean of the university's College of Medicine in Tulsa, as well. They finally agreed to hire an outside consulting firm to audit the experiment. The finding: deficiencies "so severe that it is beyond the scope of this report to advise corrective actions." This finally persuaded Brooks to put the trial on hold. But according to the investigation, Brooks and Plunket decided not to share the report with the IRB; instead, Plunket filed an annual report that stated, "There are no significant safety issues related to the vaccine...
DIED. ELLIS JONES, 80, University of Tulsa and NFL football player with one arm; of a broken neck sustained in a fall at home; in Greeley, Colo. One of the athletes deferred from service who filled teams while others fought in World War II, he played in two Sugar Bowls...
Harvard was more closely challenged by Tulsa but still managed to prevail. Chu, Lingman, Wagner, and Wan won their singles matches, as did the doubles teams of Chiou-Lingman and Riddell-Snyder...