Georgia men get 10 years in ricin plot
A federal judge on Friday sentenced two Georgia militia group members to 10 years each in prison for conspiring to produce ricin, with prosecutors saying they plotted to release it...
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Hallan muestras de erradicada viruela en depósito de laboratorio de EEUU
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Autoridades de salud de Estados Unidos anunció el hallazgo de ampollas de viruela de la década de 1950 en un laboratorio federal cerca de Washington. Los Centros...
Smallpox vials from 1950s found in U.S. lab storage room
CHICAGO/ATLANTA (Reuters) - Stray vials of the deadly smallpox virus from the 1950s have been discovered at a federal lab near Washington, U.S. health officials said on Tuesday, the second...
Smallpox vials from 1950s found in U.S. lab storage room
CHICAGO/ATLANTA (Reuters) - Stray vials of the deadly smallpox virus from the 1950s have been discovered at a federal lab near Washington, U.S. health officials said on Tuesday, the second...
New Atlanta museum links human rights struggles of past and present
By David Beasley ATLANTA (Reuters) - A museum opening in Atlanta on Monday links the U.S. civil rights movement in the 1950s and 1960s to modern fights for human rights...
Measles cases reach 20-year high in the United States: CDC
By David Beasley ATLANTA (Reuters) - Measles cases have hit a 20-year high in the United States, a troubling increase fueled by international travel by people who have not been...
Syphilis cases increase among U.S. gay and bisexual men: CDC
By David Beasley ATLANTA (Reuters) - Syphilis, a sexually transmitted venereal disease, is rising among gay and bisexual men after being nearly eliminated in the United States more than a...
Guard in critical condition after Georgia FedEx facility shooting
ATLANTA (Reuters) - A security guard for a FedEx Corp facility in suburban Atlanta was in critical condition on Wednesday, a day after police said he was shot by a...
Vaccines prevent more than 700,000 child deaths in the U.S.: CDC
ATLANTA (Reuters) - A federal government program launched 20 years ago to increase vaccinations for low-income children in the United States will prevent more than 700,000 deaths, but measles remains...
Vaccines prevent more than 700,000 child deaths in the U.S.: CDC
ATLANTA (Reuters) - A federal government program launched 20 years ago to increase vaccinations for low-income children in the United States will prevent more than 700,000 deaths, but measles remains...