Drug Killings, Violence Cast Shadow Over Mexican Elections

Published July 3, 2010

Drug Killings, Violence Cast Shadow Over Mexican Elections
As drug gang violence continues to grip Mexico, Ray Suarez talks with a Los Angeles Times reporter about what has fueling the violence and how it will impact the upcoming state and local elections.
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New Bare-All Drug Testing Policy Angers Some
Marion County probationers will be required to lower their pants and lift their shirts during mandatory drug tests.
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Avandia: When does a drug’s harm outweigh its benefit?
Risks from the diabetes drug Avandia are no surprise to regulators. In 2007 an independent panel said Avandia could boost the risk of heart attack but recommended to the FDA that it stay on the market. It’s scary enough that a widely prescribed diabetes drug, Avandia, was shown in new studies this week to pose a substantially greater risk of heart attacks for users.
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