501 results on '"Schoofs, Mark"'
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52. FBI is investigating if $100,000 in checks from new Jersey man funded terrorism
53. FBI launches massive manhunt in anthrax investigation; bureau deploys its agents to track down culprits; New Jersey is hot spot
54. A landfill that tells eight million stories now has one more; Fresh Kills is reopened to hold remains of the Twin Towers; raking through the rubble
55. One wife's struggle not to acquiesce to her worst fear
56. Getting back to work amid the rubble; forensics experts grimly turn to teeth, DNA
57. Yale University team develops new experimental AIDS vaccine
58. A crucible for generic AIDS medicines; tests of drugs in Nigeria, India may determine the destiny of millions
59. Overseas tests of AIDS drug skirt regulators
60. South Africa official warns on AIDS care
61. African gold giant finds history impedes a fight against AIDS; migrant-labor system snags Anglo American's efforts to give drugs to workers
62. Spotting AIDS in Africa shaped doctor's destiny. (Anne Bayley)
63. Mining firm combats AIDS via drug plan
64. U.S. biotech alliances aim to produce future AIDS vaccine in India
65. AIDS-drug price war breaks out in Africa goaded by generics
66. Glaxo enters fight in Ghana on AIDS drug
67. Desperate remedies; in rebel-held Congo, isolated communities make do with little
68. Ebola researchers report progress in vaccine work
69. Study finds vaccine delays - and may block - AIDS in monkeys
70. Long-term cases inspire search for more answers
71. A limited experiment opens a new approach in fight against HIV
72. 'Goodbye to Berlin? 100 Years of Gay Liberation.'(historical exhibition)
73. IN SENEGAL, COMMON SENSE SPELLS SUCCESS
74. If you can't take a joke ... then Bill Maher's scathing wit on 'Politically Incorrect' may not be for you
75. Giving up the corner office
76. Running with the Satellites
77. Adam's new Eden
78. New Gene Therapy Appears To Shrink Tumors in Two Cases
79. EPIDEMICS OF MISUNDERSTANDING: WHY IT'S TOO SOON TO DECLARE THE END OF AIDS; HYPED PROMISES THREATEN THE SEARCH FOR A CURE
80. Why it's too soon to declare the end of AIDS
81. `White guy taking notes' carries fact-checking to the extreme.
82. PART II: AIDS ACTIVISM: AN AIDS VACCINE: It's Possible. So Why Isn't It Being Done?
83. Immune system might be revived to fight AIDS, studies say
84. South Africa adopts plan to battle AIDS: sweeping program commits government to providing free antiretroviral drugs
85. Anglo stalls AIDS-drug trial aimed at its workers in Africa
86. Merck, Others Plan More Cuts In AIDS-Drug Prices to Africa
87. Confidentiality cloaks Medicare abuse
88. In Medicare's data trove, clues to curing cost crisis
89. New gel cuts risk of HIV infection
90. Advance in quest for HIV vaccine
91. Health overhaul hits sales commissions
92. Regulator gives insurers good news; initial study shows health overhaul won't have the profit impact they feared
93. FDA is easing way for drug cocktails; agency draws up guidelines for approving two or more new drugs together to fight deadly diseases such as TB, AIDS
94. Missionary stumbles on road to Haiti
95. Data call into question HIV study results
96. A doctor, a mutation, and a potential cure for AIDS; a bone marrow transplant to treat a leukemia patient also gives him virus-resistant cells; many thanks, Sample 61
97. South Africa's Zuma rules out sanctions on Zimbabwe
98. Mormons boost antigay marriage effort; group has given millions in support of California fund
99. Immune system's double duty
100. Forensics gave investigators little to work with
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