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Government Research Finds Possibility of HPV-Caused Cancer Blood Tests

Government researchers have announced that they have found a biomarker that may lead them to creating a blood test for cancers caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). As reported on cbsnews.com, the blood test may be able to detect these types of cancers 10 years before they would be commonly diagnosable. HPV has become the
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Toyota Hybrid Vehicle Recall Affects 242,000 Vehicles Worldwide

Toyota Motor Corporation has issued its latest recall, this time affecting 242,000 hybrid vehicles around the globe. According to CNN Money, Prius and Lexus cars made between March and October 2009 are being recalled due to brake defects. After receiving more than 90 complaints, Toyota investigated claims that drivers had to step on brakes more heavily
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Port of Camden Worker Killed in Forklift Accident

A worker at the Port of Camden in New Jersey recently died after being run over by a forklift, according to a report by ABC News 6. Authorities with the Camden County Police Department stated that the worker, who was not identified, was fatally struck at the Beckett Street Terminal. Reports indicate that the man suffered
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80,000 Bear Grylls Machetes Recalled for Defective Sheaths

Gerber Legendary Blades has issued a recall of approximately 80,000 of its Gerber Bear Grylls Parang Machete in the United States and an additional 11,000 in Canada. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the machetes are able to cut through the stitching of their sheaths, posing a serious hazard. The sheaths are made
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Gov. Chris Christie Announces Research Hub at Cooper Cancer Institute

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie recently announced that the Cooper Cancer Institute in Camden will be partnering with the MD Anderson Cancer Center of Houston to form a treatment and research hub. As reported by NJ.com, the hub is designed to make south New Jersey a destination for a wide variety of clinical trials for cancer.
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