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Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 17:43:23 -0500

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Genetically Modified Foods Eaten Regularly

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- Can animal genes be jammed into plants? Would tomatoes with catfish genes taste fishy? Have you ever eaten a genetically modified food? The answers are: yes, no and almost definitely. But according to a survey, most Americans couldn't answer correctly even though they've been eating genetically modified foods -- unlabeled -- for nearly a decade. 

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Study Finds Toxic Dust Samples in 7 States

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Americans are exposed to a variety of potentially dangerous chemicals in their homes from products such as computers, frying pans and shower curtains, according to a new study released Tuesday. 

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<b>The Key To Understanding TB</b><p>
On this date in 1882, Robert Koch announced his discovery of the bacteria responsible for tuberculosis, an infectious disease that usually attacks the lungs. Tuberculosis, a deadly disease in the 19th century, was often impossible to distinguish from other diseases in a lab until Koch's finding. The use of tuberculin, a purified version of the bacterium, did not cure tuberculosis, but it was used in a skin test to help diagnose the disease. As a result of his diagnostic work, Koch was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1905.</p>

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