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March 20, 2002  
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Possible new therapy for smallpox is seen
New York Times, Mar. 20, Pg. 15 – A team of UCSD researchers led by Karl Y. Hostetler M.D., has developed an oral drug that could be a useful treatment in the event of a bioterrorist attack with the deadly smallpox virus.
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Oral drug is developed to fight smallpox virus
Washington Post, Mar. 20, Pg. A02
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Oral drug found promising as possible smallpox treatment
Los Angeles Times, Mar. 20, Pg.26
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Anti-smallpox weapon tested for bioterrorism war
USA Today, Mar. 20, Pg. 8D
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Researchers develop smallpox drug
United Press International, Mar. 20
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Scientists: smallpox pill promising
AP Online, Mar. 20
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Researchers say antiviral drug could lead to pill to fight smallpox
CNN Live Today, Mar. 20
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Scientists develop oral medication as part of federal smallpox push
Wall Street Journal, Mar. 20
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US scientists develop first oral drug for smallpox
Agence France Presse, Mar. 20
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UCSD researchers could have oral vaccine against smallpox
San Diego Union Tribune, Mar. 20
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Progress on smallpox drug reported
Sacramento Bee, Mar. 20
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Scientists say they have oral vaccine against smallpox
Copley News Service, Mar.20
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Mind games: Research subject sees black-and white words, letters, numbers in living color
San Diego Union Tribune, Mar. 19 -- A Vanderbilt University study, which appeared Tuesday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, explores the multichromatic world of a man who has synesthesia. (Quotes UCSD researcher Edward Hubbard, who co-authored the paper with UCSD’s V. Ramachandran).
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