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State researchers withhold data in botulism study – The Mercury News

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Lead researcher Stephen Arnon told the Sacramento Bee (http://bit.ly/1gITCHu ) the decision was made after consulting with the federal ...

Scientists discover ‘deadliest substance’

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· Stephen Arnon and colleagues at the California Department of Public Health in Sacramento reported this week that they have found an eighth ...

Investigadores se abstienen de publicar código genético de cepa del...

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Investigadores de salud pública de California dijeron haber descubierto el primer tipo nuevo de botulismo en cuatro décadas, pero decidieron absteners...

Deadliest known substance kept secret: a botox super-toxin | Fox News

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Stephen Arnon and colleagues at the California Department of Public Health in Sacramento reported this week that they have found an eighth ...

'Deadliest poison ever' found in California - and there is no ...

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“The 7 botulinum toxin types A–G were discovered between and 1970,” the researchers, Jason Barash and Stephen Arnon of the ...

History of Changes for Study: NCT

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Study Officials: Stephen Arnon, M.D., M.P.H.. Principal Investigator California Department of Public Health. Locations: United States, California.

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Botulinum Toxin type H- the Deadliest Known Toxin With no Known...

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Botulinum toxin type H- the deadliest known toxin- has been discovered in the feces of a child suffering from botulism. The toxin's DNA hasn't been released to...

Calif. Gov. to Keep Anti-Botulism Funding

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Gov. Gray Davis reversed course Wednesday, saying he will restore funding to a program...

Narrow escape from rare disease

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The health of Grace McAllister of Geyserville was steadily deteriorating — until a doctor recognized her rare illness as infant botulism.

Calif. Gov. to Keep Anti-Botulism Funding | AP News

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· The only safe treatment available for infants is the experimental antidote developed by Dr. Stephen Arnon and his colleagues at the ...

Drug Helps Babies Fight Deadly Botulism - Consumer Health Newsconsumer.healthday.com › misc-drugs-news-218

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· Stephen Arnon, chief of the Infant Botulism Treatment and Prevention Program for the California Department of Health Services. Now, there's "a ...

Researchers develop new ultrasensitive assay | EurekAlert!

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Scientists at City of Hope and the California Department of Public Health have developed a new ultrasensitive assay to detect botulinum neurotoxin. The toxin...

New botox super-toxin has its details censored | New Scientist

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The DNA sequence behind a novel botulinum toxin has been kept secret until an antidote is made, because of fears it could be used as a weapon

Researchers publish new botulism strain research but withhold genetic...

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American health researchers have discovered the first new strain of botulism in four decades, but decided to withhold publishing the genetic code because of...

EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Quake Dust Linked to Infants' Ills...

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In an unusual side effect of the Northridge earthquake, three Los Angeles-area babies have contracted infant botulism, a rare, life-threatening illness that...

Scientists discover new super toxin so dangerous, they’re keeping it...

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Lead study author Stephen Arnon and colleagues discovered the new substance — the 8th known botulinum toxin, called toxin H — in the feces of a child who had botulism. Only the first two types of Botox — A and B — are used in cosmetic procedures. Today, botulism patients are treated with antibodies, ...

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