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- Stem cell transplant does not cure SHIV/AIDS after irradiation of infected rhesus macaques
- Human papilloma virus vaccination provides long-term protection
- Tolerating, not fighting, viruses a viable survival strategy
- Few physicians are recommending HPV vaccination for boys, study finds
- Healthy humans make nice homes for viruses
- The genetics of coping with HIV
- Cats lend a helping paw in search for anti-HIV drugs
- Malaria parasites sense and react to mosquito presence to increase transmission
- Puerto Ricans who inject drugs, both in the northeast U.S. and in Puerto Rico, among Latinos at highest risk of contracting HIV
- Is the HPV vaccine necessary?
- Sensory-tested, woman-initiated drug-delivery vehicle could limit spread of HIV, AIDS
- Scientists boost potential of passive immunization against HIV
- With advances in HIV care, survivors face other disease risks
- Gut flora influences HIV immune response
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- Incomplete HPV vaccination may offer some protection
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- New HIV prevention recommendations combine biomedical, behavioral approaches
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- Safety of fecal transplant to treat C. difficile examined in study
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- Novel intravaginal ring shows promise for HIV prevention
- Aspirations and sex: Coming of age in the eye of the HIV storm
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- High CD4 cell counts associated with reduced risk of ischemic stroke for those with HIV, study finds
- Cure for HIV is a 'major scientific priority'
- New monkey model for AIDS offers promise for medical research
- Emerging HIV epidemics among people who inject drugs in the Middle East and North Africa
- Vaccination opt out is a cop out that literally is making people sick, says infectious disease leader
- Identification of central nervous system involvement for patients with AIDS-related lymphomas
- Hepatitis C reactivation doesn't worsen survival for HIV+ patients diagnosed with lymphoma
- New approach to HIV vaccine explored by scientists
- Circumcision linked to reduced risk of prostate cancer in some men
- Breakthrough in HIV/AIDS research gives hope for improved drug therapy
- Watching HIV bud from cells: Study shows last-minute role of protein named ALIX
- Hitting a moving target: AIDS vaccine could work against changeable site on HIV
- HIV patient nutrition more vital than once assumed
- Oral cancer linked to human papillomavirus (HPV) infection does not increase HPV infection risk among long-term partners
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Yaws is a long-term (chronic) infection that mainly affects the skin, bones, and joints.
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Yaws is an infection caused by the spiral-shaped bacteria, Treponema pallidum, subspecies pertenue. It is closely related to the bacteria that cause syphilis, but this disease is not sexually transmitted. Yaws mainly affects children in rural, warm, tropical areas, such as the Caribbean Islands, Latin America, West Africa, India, and Southeast Asia.
Yaws is transmitted by direct contact with the skin sores of infected people.
About 2 - 4 weeks after infection, the person develops a sore called a "mother yaw" where bacteria entered the skin. The sore is a growth that looks like a raspberry. It is usually painless. These sores may last for months. More sores may appear shortly before or after the mother yaw heals.
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A sample from a skin sore is examined under a special type of microscope (darkfield examination). There is no blood test for yaws. However, the blood tests for syphilis may be positive in yaws because the two conditions are closely related.
Treatment involves a single dose of a specific type of penicillin, or or 3 weekly doses for later stage disease. It is rare for the disease to return.
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Contact your health care provider if you or your child has sores on the skin or bone that don't go away, and you have stayed in tropical areas where yaws is known to occur.
Widespread campaigns in the 1950s and 1960s to wipe out yaws through penicillin treatment have dramatically decreased the number of cases worldwide.
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The Ground Beneath Gets Live—Steve Civerolo, lead singer and guitarist of Burque metalheads The Ground Beneath, called me from somewhere in Missouri last week. It was the second time in as many months I've talked to the band from their touring vehicle, The Van Beneath, while en route to a gig outside New Mexico. This is not a band of slackers. (Steve keeps a complete log of every show the band has played at www.thegroundbeneath.com.) And to put an exclamation point on all the intense touring and promotion they do, TGB is made up of just three people. (Although I like to think of their long, luxurious hair as the group's fourth member. It's silent but violent.)
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If we can think of a way to charge electric cars while driving in a way that takes up less space and is less expensive, I'd be sold. But for now, it's a start.
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(a) Establishment of solvency standards for provider-sponsored organizations
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The Secretary shall establish, on an expedited basis and using a negotiated rulemaking process under subchapter III of chapter 5 of title 5, standards described in section 1395w–25 (c)(1) of this title (relating to the financial solvency and capital adequacy of the organization) that entities must meet to qualify as provider-sponsored organizations under this part.
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In establishing solvency standards under subparagraph (A) for provider-sponsored organizations, the Secretary shall consult with interested parties and shall take into account—
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In carrying out the rulemaking process under this subsection, the Secretary, after consultation with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, the American Academy of Actuaries, organizations representative of medicare beneficiaries, and other interested parties, shall publish the notice provided for under section 564 (a) of title 5 by not later than 45 days after August 5, 1997.
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As part of the notice under paragraph (2), and for purposes of this subsection, the "target date for publication" (referred to in section 564(a)(5) of such title) shall be April 1, 1998.
(4) Abbreviated period for submission of comments
In applying section 564(c) of such title under this subsection, "15 days" shall be substituted for "30 days".
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The Secretary shall provide for—
(A) the appointment of a negotiated rulemaking committee under section 565(a) of such title by not later than 30 days after the end of the comment period provided for under section 564(c) of such title (as shortened under paragraph (4)), and
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(7) Final committee report
If the committee is not terminated under paragraph (6), the rulemaking committee shall submit a report containing a proposed rule by not later than 1 month before the target date of publication.
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The Secretary shall publish a rule under this subsection in the Federal Register by not later than the target date of publication. Such rule shall be effective and final immediately on an interim basis, but is subject to change and revision after public notice and opportunity for a period (of not less than 60 days) for public comment. In connection with such rule, the Secretary shall specify the process for the timely review and approval of applications of entities to be certified as provider-sponsored organizations pursuant to such rules and consistent with this subsection.
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(1) In general
The Secretary shall establish by regulation other standards (not described in subsection (a) of this section) for Medicare Choice organizations and plans consistent with, and to carry out, this part. The Secretary shall publish such regulations by June 1, 1998. In order to carry out this requirement in a timely manner, the Secretary may promulgate regulations that take effect on an interim basis, after notice and pending opportunity for public comment.
(2) Use of current standards
Consistent with the requirements of this part, standards established under this subsection shall be based on standards established under section 1395mm of this title to carry out analogous provisions of such section.
(3) Relation to State laws
The standards established under this part shall supersede any State law or regulation (other than State licensing laws or State laws relating to plan solvency) with respect to MA plans which are offered by MA organizations under this part.
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The Edmonton Oilers are in search of Rod Langway (in photo). In an interview on the Oilers website, Stu (Magnificent Bastard) MacGregor said "our goal as a franchise when Steve (Tambellini) came in was to start getting bigger as an organization, which I think was one of the things we achieved in last year's draft. We selected some bigger forwards and also some bigger defenceman, most notably Martin Marincin. Add the acquisition of Colten Teubert to the equation and we're quickly seeing a turnaround in the makeup of our backend."
I've always thought this coming draft would see the Oilers select one defenseman and a forward in the first round. However, at the top of the draft, they appear to have a safe bet (Adam Larsson) and three forwards with various skills (Couturier, RNH and Landeskog) and flags.
Last season at this time my money was on Tyler Seguin going to the Oildrop, something that changed at the Memorial Cup. There is no dynamic "Taylor Hall" at the very top of this edition (although one would like to see this Strome fellow), so until now my vote has been Couturier. I know this blog is devoted to avoiding "saw him good" conclusions but after watching Couturier in a QMJHL tilt it was surprising to see how little he uses his size. I wondered why there wasn't much about physical play in his scouting report, wondered why he didn't have a lot of pims. For the first time since the fall, I'm wondering if Couturier is the guy Edmonton selects this summer.
I think Adam Larsson is going to be an Oiler, unless this was just a bad night for Couturier. At the very least, the conversation for #1 overall should be re-opened. There is no slam dunk this year, let alone the two that were available a year ago.
The Langway: This season's candidate for "the Langway" is Jamie Oleksiak. Kirk Luedeke at Bruins Draft watch has a stellar scouting report on the huge defender:
- Jamie Oleksiak, D Northeastern University (Hockey East) Huge kid at 6-7, 240 pounds and may not be done growing. Pretty mobile for someone so big, and more importantly, so young. Massive wingspan and long stick make it virtually impossible for opponents to beat him to the outside. Mobility makes it a challenge for them to go inside on him as well. With more work on his skating, could be even more mobile and difficult to beat. Working on his reads and progressions- still a work in progress who sometimes tries to do too much in his own end- needs to keep things simple. Decent passer on short to intermediate feeds, but on-ice vision is questionable and lacks the accuracy to stretch opposing defenses with long leads. As can be expected, has a big drive given all the power and torque he can generate on his twig. Needs to work on improving the accuracy and release. Important to avoid the lazy comparisons to Zdeno Chara or Tyler Myers because of size/mobility alone- those guys are more skilled with the puck and shooting skills than Oleksiak and he has a long way to go to reach that level. Oleksiak has upside, but may end up being more of a shutdown guy in the NHL.
Kirk's scouting report is actually MORE in depth, I've cherry picked here. I encourage you to read his thoughts (via the link). Buddy's absolutely killing the 2011 draft. Anyway, he's describing Rod Langway at the outer marker in my opinion and that's the guy MBS is tracking.
So, I think we should get ready for Larsson and Oleksiak in round one. The way this draft is setting up, Edmonton could select two defensemen this year and grab another from the deep draft next year. That trio should sustain the Oilers for a decade or more rolling out.
The asterisk on that statement is Couturier. IF that Q game was an anomaly, Couturier should remain at number one. But he's a question mark, and MBS has always taken the smart bet in round one.
Washington has three young goalies who look like they can play. THREE. Semyon Varlamov, Michal Neuvirth and a kid named Braden Holtby. Holtby has played about 9 games and has been splendid. If you want to know how Ken Dryden emerged quietly in the spring of 1971, Holtby is an excellent comparable. There are 100 fans outside Washington and Lloyminster who know him, but the kid might be key two months from now.
The Oilers should be wearing their ass for a hat again tonight. Not much you can do when you bring a knife to a gunfight.


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to bookstores you get as christmas presents to buy it! You will enjoy it, if you are pretty fed up with the same old shit you hear day in and day out. Roseannearchy is about NEW THOUGHTS for a NEW century!
jan.4 My book, "roseannearchy" is published–use those gift certificates
Cant wait for this book – I've read the first one and am half way through the second :O)
ThEsE REviEws of ROSEANNEARCHY aRE WondERful-thank you 4 shaRing !!!
don't know–check your bookstores or order it on amazon.
you too dan! hope to see you out on tour in minn.
"…mandatory penile normalization operations for all men—a real one size fits all program which will end the lust for male competition and war as we know it."
Too funny. Looking forward to the rest.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Is this release in England 4th Jan as well?
Amazon.com lists two people having reviewed your new book:
"Roseanne kills me—always has, and I think you will be as tickled as I was that she now has aimed her take-no-prisoners, ovaries-to-the-wall attitude to politics. Welcome back, Crazy." —Bill Maher
"Roseanne is funny, everybody knows that. But then there is everything else—the humanity, rabbinical wisdom, Mother Earth fearlessness, true beauty, and the ability to stay one step ahead of insanity at all times. She's always had her finger on the pulse and can tell when the patient needs some emergency care. Nurse Barr has saved us once again." —Sandra Bernhard
I can't wait to read more reviews!
Also, when will you be appearing on these shows? I'll need to mark my calendar. Be sure to let us know of any other shows you will be appearing on!
Kinda like, "Hey, let's get Mikey to try it, he hates everything."
Let's get that bitch Stephanie Miller to interview you about the book.
I gave her a Hula Hoop for her B-day, and she wasn't impressed.
can't wait! glad to hear it's going to be essays. I like this title better than "Granny's A Bitch"
this thread is about my book, thanks!
and i 2nd this also–i'm getting book & also want to get audiobook as Well !! So excited about tv. that will be tv worth watching big time !! OUR-R-ROSEANNE !!
I can't wait to see you do the rounds on the talk shows, especially O'Reilly, that is gonna be the event of the century. I will definitely be buying the book (or the audiobook, I haven't decided yet).
book pre-ordered.
if each one of us buys a second copy (for a dear loved one or a republican neighbor), will you mention Senate Bill S.510 on Regis or GMA?
NOT that it's your duty – you got a book to promote and artists are always unfairly used as sacrifices for this kinda stuff, but one TV shout out about it might wake enough moms and gardeners and farmers up so they in turn can get really get the ball rolling.


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Throughout the year, we're featuring the many folks involved in the New Room's restoration and their roles in the project. Today, we interview Maeve Bristow, an architectural paint conservator and Principle with the preservation firm Black Creek Workshop LLC. She is one of the key team members on the architectural restoration.Hi Maeve! Thank you for agreeing to be interviewed. Can you tell me about your work as an architectural paint conservator?I work on a variety of projects including buildings, wall paintings, and painted surfaces. My specialty is the conservation of historic painted surfaces (on plaster, wood, stone, etc.). There are many factors that come into play with this work. Often, the paintings are integral to the building fabric, so I have to deal with all the layers beneath the paint. The work might include plaster consolidation, wood repairs, stonework, or lime repairs, all building up to the paint layer on top. Quite often a treatment includes initial stabilization of the paint layer and it might also include removal of surface dirt, discolored varnish, reattachment of flaking or delaminated paint. Then, the restoration would consist of filling, in-painting, re-varnishing, and some reintegration of all the materials.
The cove in the New Room, after paint was stripped.Tell me a little bit about what you have been doing on the cove in the New Room. We posted a picture showing that the paint was being stripped. Why are you stripping the paint and what happens next?As well as restoration, the New Room project is also about redecoration and reinterpretation based on research. Though you could not actually see it from the ground, there were areas of the cove with flaking and failing paint, all of which was modern paint applied during the 1980s and 1990s restoration campaigns. Because we wanted a stable surface to repaint on top of, it was necessary to remove most of that, followed by priming and filling any cracks or voids. Removing the paint has revealed past treatments, underlying cracks, and various layers of paint and plaster and bonding agents, which we have documented. Also, working in the cove has allowed Susan Buck, an architectural paint analyst, to access original areas of paint and take further paint samples to determine what the original color was.
The cove in the New Room with primer applied. This is standard off-white primer, and not the cove's final color.I saw you added some primer. Is that the stable surface on which you'll paint?The primer helps unify the surface because there are various materials, plasters, and paints there. We're using standard off-white there, but when it comes to decorating the cove, we will use another primer that will be tinted to match the top coat of paint we're putting on. This is all to be decided upon following Susan's recommendations. The primer allows us to apply repairs to it, separating new material from old. Part of my job is to understand the materials, the material interaction, and choose our restoration materials and methods based on that understanding.Can you speak about your background and how you came to this career?I was fortunate to find out early on that I wanted to become an art conservator. At Art College in the Isle of Man, I was considering interior design when my tutor asked if I had thought about art conservation. I hadn't, but I was very interested in art and science, and so it was the perfect marriage for me. At 19, I did a three-year degree in the conservation of decorative surfaces at London Guildhall University, and that's when I developed my interest in painted surfaces. After graduating I went up to Scotland where I worked for a few years. My projects included the restoration of Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Ingram Street Tea Rooms in Glasgow and stone conservation at St. Giles' Cathedral and the conservation of Phoebe Anna Traquair murals at Mansfield Church, both in Edinburgh. With those projects, I could engage my interest in historic interiors, use and develop my skills working with painted surfaces as well as historic materials, including stone and lime.
Maeve Bristow working on the Phoebe Anna Traquair wall paintings in Mansfield Church, Edinburgh.After that, I felt the need to spread my wings. I took a graduate fellowship in painted surfaces at Colonial Williamsburg and moved to Virginia sight unseen. I worked on the Carolina Room, an early nineteenth-century painted folk art interior that required many, many hours of intensive over-paint removal. After that project, I worked on various decorative painting and building conservation projects through International Fine Art Conservation Studios, Ltd. in Atlanta. In the meantime, I met my husband, Benjamin Bristow, who is a master carpenter specializing in historic preservation. A few years ago, we formed our company, Black Creek Workshop LLC, and we carry out large restoration projects. Right now we are replacing the roof on Appomattox Manor with the National Park Service.
Maeve working on the ceiling in the New Room (before the cove was stripped).Finally, what's your take on the New Room and the restoration being done today?Since moving to America, my knowledge of American history has massively expanded and I find it very, very interesting to learn about the history. Mount Vernon and the New Room were seen by the most important people in the land and so many things happened here. Compared to some of the interiors I've worked on before, the New Room is very luxurious and high style.I find it very interesting to be involved in new research. Applying the current paint research is an important step to accurately interpret the room. I am excited to apply the formulated paints using original pigments. It's so important to understand the chronology of decorative schemes that were used in an interior. Each project is different, but they have similarities, and we can use our past experience and do some brainstorming and new testing as well. It's thrilling to be part of the history of the room. We're happy to be working here.Thank you, Maeve!Interview conducted and edited by Hannah Freece, Outreach Coordinator.
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Museum Opening : Prestwich and the Great War
All the items here are from one soldier from Prestwich who served in the Great War. The latest exhibition in the Heritage Museum in Prestwich Library was...
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Archaeology Dig , Summer 2009
The archaeology group of the Society, led by Jack Barrett, have been digging on the site of Stand Old Hall in Whitefield. This stood at the T junction of Stand Lane and Ringley Road.
The hall was built about 1405 to replace Old Hall in Pilkington, which was further down Ringley Road in the area called "Old Hall".
Stand Old Hall was the manor house of the Pilkington family, Lords of the Manor of Pilkington and Bury. It was built on the highest point in Whitefield overlooking Pilkington Deer Park.
Stand Old Hall itself was replaced by Stand Hall, about 100 yards to the south. This was built about 1515 after the Earl of Derby took control of Pilkington.
Stand Old Hall was converted by the Derbys into a barn. The wings at each end were demolished and replaced by brick ends with quoins on the corners. One source suggests that Sir Thomas Pilkington in about 1470 had permission to "kernel and embattle" his manor house at Stand. This means there might have been a stone tower at Stand as at Radcliffe Hall.
In the nineteenth century Stand Old Hall became a cowshed. It was a ruin by the 1950s. A survey was made of it by the Ministry of Works. Attempts were made to List the building as an historic monument. But the roof was off and it was damaged by the weather and by fire. The building was finally pulled down in the early 1960s and the site covered with a mound of demolition rubble from it.
Our Committee member, Sara Gremson, has obtained a section of the top of one of the large square windows (shown in the picture above). This was rescued from the demolition of the hall and has been kept safe all these years. Sara applied for and got a grant from Whitefield and Unsworth Area Partnership to have this window section measured, drawn and put on display in Whitefield Library.
The archaeologist doing the work on the window has counted 300 tree rings. This means that if the hall was built about 1405, the oak tree that supplied the wood for the window must have started growing in about 1100 A.D.
One of the reasons for the dig this summer was to find information about the Hall that the window came from. We also wanted to know whether the site was in or outside the gardens of Kibworth Close. It turns out the remains are partly outside the gardens on land owned by Bury Council.
The Council gave permission for us to dig on its land and supported us financially.
Other issues that the dig was trying to resolve were whether or not the Hall had wings at each end and whether there was a stone tower.
The digs took the form of a series of tests pits focussed on particular parts of the site. These revealed a superb stone wall which was the base of the hall, a bricked up end and a possible bricked up doorway.
One thing that eluded us was a medieval floor surface inside the hall. There was a sloping brick floor from the cowshed period and below that a floor of Yorkstone flags. But there was brick rubble under the flags suggesting that it was not the medieval floor.
The finds were from the later use of the hall and no medieval domestic material was unearthed. The kitchen and service area were probably at the south end of the site and we were only able to access the north end on this dig.
Bury Council paid for the hire of secure fencing, and a digger so we were able to leave the pits open and extend them into a proper trench ( shown below).
Many questions remain to be resolved ( e.g. was there a stone tower ). Fortunately the County Archaeologist, Norman Redhead, is keen on the project and a full dig next year by professionals is a possibility.
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Hi,I was recently requested by my son inlaw to remove a large stone from his mothers garden as she is about to move house. The piece of stone appears to have been part of a large structure and must weigh in excess 7cwt. It has a moulded edge in the shape of a cornice. The stone was dug up in their back garden in the early 1970's. The house stands on Kibworth close and I wonder could the stone be part of the "TOWER". I would like to hear your comments.
Dave Bamber
The stone was wrapped in a blanket and carefully lifted by a grab wagon. It now stands in my garden as an ornament.You would be most welcome to view and take photograph's of the item.
Hello. When I was a young boy we moved into a new house on Standmoor Road. The grounds of the old hall went up to our fence (this was years before any more houses were built and the fields extended to Ringley Road and Higher Lane). As a child we played in the grounds of the old hall. We even built the tree den on top of the big willow tree. There were cherry orchards and a cow shed, a bowling green, the old hall was just being demolished, other buildings had a spiral staircase, and one garage had what appeard to be light aircraft wings. There were two statues overlooking from the house down to a pond which was at he back of our house. If you need any help with details I can still remember like yesterday the layout of the hall and gardens.
In 1948 i work at old hall farm and was able to enter the old hall
My Grandmother was a direct decendent of the Pilkingtons of Stand Old Hall, I'd love to know if there was anymore news on the dig.


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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A 5-year-old boy injured in a crash following a high-speed chase had been reported missing in November by his mother, Iowa authorities said.
Jeremiah Johnson, 33, led officers on a chase early Friday morning that exceeded speeds of 110 mph, police said.
The chase began in Clive when an officer tried to pull over Johnson's car and it sped away. The Iowa State Patrol eventually took over and followed the car into Indianola, where the car slammed into a parked, unoccupied police cruiser at an estimated 130 mph, The Des Moines Register (http://dmreg.co/ZiuLSQ) reported.
Johnson was pronounced dead at the scene. The boy was found crying behind the driver's seat under a pile of clothes and was taken to a hospital with serious injuries, the newspaper reported. Police have not given the boy's name.
Officers were unaware there was a child in the car during the chase, authorities said.
"If they would have found out a child was in there, they probably would have called (the chase) off," Iowa State Patrol spokesman Sgt. Scott Bright said. "Those pursuits become very dangerous."
Authorities said Johnson had been engaged in a lengthy custody battle over the boy and that the boy's mother, who had been awarded custody in July, reported the 5-year-old missing and endangered to Des Moines police in November. Gwinnett County authorities issued warrants for Johnson last month after he allegedly abducted his son.
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