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The media organizations in the pool included ABC News, The Arizona Republic, Bloomberg, CBS News, CNN, Fox News, NBC News, Reuters and The Washington Post

Campaign officials have nonetheless said that even if nothing in the records suggests a problem with his health, a rush of news media reports focusing on the cancer surgery was not politically helpful and that they wanted to play down the information as much as possible -- something that the timing of the release would seem to accomplish

Speaking of brain tumors in general and not of Mr. Kennedy's case, Dr. Steven S. Rosenfeld, who directs NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia hospital's brain tumor center, said: I do not know what his surgeons are planning, but we certainly find ourselves with malignant gliomas on that side of the brain where we don't do surgery because of the possibility of damaging speech

[...] a team of Harvard doctors is reporting that a new outpatient laser procedure promises to eliminate the need for radiation, preserve speech, shorten treatment time and significantly improve care in other ways for many patients whose cancer is diagnosed early

Dr. Michael Lesch, a medical educator whose name is attached to a hereditary disorder characterized by self-mutilation that he helped identify as a medical student, died on March 19 while on a fishing trip in Patagonia.

Dr. Michael Lesch, a medical educator whose name is attached to a hereditary disorder characterized by self-mutilation that he helped identify as a medical student, died March 19 while on a fishing trip in Patagonia.

Dr. Michael Lesch, a medical educator whose name is attached to a hereditary disorder characterized by self-mutilation that he helped identify as a medical student, died on March 19 while on a fishing trip in Patagonia.

Dr. Michael Lesch, a medical educator whose name is attached to a hereditary disorder characterized by self-mutilation that he helped identify as a medical student, died on March 19 while on a fishing trip in Patagonia

[...] Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the top federal official responsible for AIDS research, agreed that more fundamental knowledge is needed about H.I.V. and the way the body and experimental vaccines respond to it before the goal of a licensed H.I.V. vaccine can be reached

Globally, there were 9.2 million new cases and 1.7 million deaths from tuberculosis in 2006, the latest year for which statistics are available. Of these, 700,000 cases and 200,000 deaths were among people infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. The figures are based on data provided by 202 countries and territories . The new statistics are worrisome because 'the more cases that are detected early interrupt transmission and provide a better chance of cure, and that ultimately has a greater impact on the incidence of the disease,' Dr. Mario Raviglione, the agency's director of tuberculosis control, said