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OBTAINED - Nothing in this subsection shall restrict any person from independently gathering real-time market information , or from redistributing or disseminating such independently gathered information . After press reports first alerted the Hopkins researchers to stories of humans and animals developing blinding eye diseases because of the increase in UV-B rays , Schein and his colleagues went to Puenta Arenas in November 1992 , one month after the springtime ozone depletion had produced record lows in the ozone layer over the region . UV-B may also reactivate herpes simplex virus infections in the cornea of the eye , a potentially blinding condition . And the discovery offers physicians a simple , routine eye test to identify IP in newborns , and in some cases prevent blindness with prompt therapy . IP can appear in many forms , such as lack of skin pigment , rash , bald spots on the top of the scalp , missing or deformed teeth , seizures and other mental disorders , and detatched retinas , bleeding into the eye and other eye disorders . Nothing in this title shall prevent the Federal Government or a State or local government from establishing by law or contract that a database , the creation or maintenance of which is substantially funded by such Federal , State , or local government , shall not be subject to the protection afforded under this title . Because it can be severe , and pregnancy is taxing to women with the disorder , quick findings are especially important to carriers . The long-term effects of increased UV-B radiation on the eye also include cataract ( clouding of the lens ) as well as damage to the conjunctiva , the lining of the eyelid . " It 's apparently not the length of time a person has been getting preventive treatment with PCP prophylaxis that 's important , but the state of their immune system - - how many T-helper cells remain as time passes , " says Saah . This would mean that the longer people take PCP prophylaxis , the greater their chances of developing PCP , because drug resistance would develop . Those patients with no abnormal signs in the emergency department but who turned out to be seriously ill were more likely to have a temperature of 103 degrees or more , as well as a higher white blood cell count , higher respiration rate , higher pulse rate and bacterial infections , according to the results . Nothing in the statute or the legislative history indicates that Congress contemplated substantial new taxes on interstate or other telecommunications services as a result of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 , nor did it envision price increases - - much less substantial price increases - - in any telecommunications market .