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Investigation of rabies infections in organ donor and transplant recipients--Alabama, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas, 2004.

On June 30, 2004, CDC confirmed diagnoses of rabies in three recipients of transplanted organs and in their common donor, who was found subsequently to have serologic evidence of rabies infection. The transplant recipients had encephalitis of unknown etiology after transplantation and subsequently died. Specimens were sent to CDC for diagnostic evaluation. This report provides a brief summary of the ongoing investigation and information on exposure risks and postexposure measures.

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Southern states receive insufficient ADAP money. North Carolina, Alabama face crises.

While the HIV epidemic has shifted toward poor, rural southern areas, the funding mechanism behind the AIDS Drug Assistance Program favors states with large urban areas where the epidemic first erupted decades ago, Southern AIDS advocates say. Even in states where legislatures contribute a large portion of the ADAP budget, waiting lists and eligibility restrictions continue due to a lack of adequate funding.

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Acute illness from dry ice exposure during hurricane Ivan--Alabama, 2004.

Natural disasters such as hurricanes often impair delivery of essential services, including electricity. When normal refrigeration methods are unavailable, affected populations seek alternative means of protecting perishable foodstuffs. One alternative is to use frozen carbon dioxide (CO2) (i.e., dry ice).

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