New BP Guidelines Relax Thresholds for Older Adults
A panel of experts recommends raising the treatment threshold to 150 over 90 for adults 60 and older, aiming to reduce overtreatment and side effects while preserving a 140 over 90 target for younger adults and those with diabetes or kidney disease. The guidance stresses not changing the 140 over 90 standard overall.
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Defense bill gives Obama rare Guantanamo victory
A bipartisan bargain in Congress could allow more Guantanamo detainees to be moved home as part of a broad defense bill. The House approved the measure with the Senate set to finalize, signaling a shift from earlier GOP efforts to restrict detainee transfers.
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Russia backs amnesty bill for Arctic Greenpeace crew
Russia's State Duma approved an amnesty likely to free the 30 Greenpeace Arctic crew and two Pussy Riot members, amid questions over exit visas and remaining possible charges. Opposition says it falls short. officials warn probes continue and new charges possible. Greenpeace hopes foreign crew can leave Russia, with Christmas at home a distant aim.
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Betfair Hollywood Park to close after 75 years of racing
The 260 acre Inglewood track will close and be replaced by housing and retail development starting next year. Hollywood Park opened in 1938 under Jack and Harry Warner and hosted Seabiscuit and multiple Breeders’ Cup events.
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South Sudan clashes widen as death toll climbs
A senior government official says at least 500 people, mostly soldiers, have died since Sunday in fighting between Kiir's Dinka and Machar's Nuer. Bor in Jonglei state sees heavy clashes as Machar is hunted over alleged coup plans.
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Indian diplomat says she faced cavity search
Indian Deputy Consul General Devyani Khobragade reports being subjected to a strip search and DNA swabbing after her arrest in New York on visa fraud charges. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh calls the treatment deplorable as New Delhi protests and U S privileges for diplomats are revoked.
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