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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 2006

Page

12

Cheney health scare shows balance in heart disease care

Vice President Dick Cheney was briefly hospitalized for shortness of breath after a history of heart disease. Doctors ruled out major threats and identified a diuretic-responsive fluid retention from painkillers as the cause, allowing him to return to work the same day.

Washington, D.C Dick Cheney Cheney

Doctors discourage use of OTC cough syrups

Chicago AP doctors urge against OTC cough syrups as ineffective due to low doses or unproven drug combos. The American College of Chest Physicians guidelines warn they may delay treatment for serious coughs and endorse a new adult whooping cough vaccine.

Chicago Richard Irwin American College of Chest Physicians Irwin University of Massachusetts Medical School Worcester Mass

Alito Says Judges Should Not Have Agendas in Confirmation Hearing

Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito told the Senate Judiciary Committee that judges must be impartial and cannot have a preferred outcome in any case. He contrasted judges with attorneys and emphasized the duty to follow the rule of law, while Democrats voiced concerns about his record on executive power and privacy cases.

Washington D.C Supreme Court Samuel Alito Senate Bush Alito Judiciary Committee Federal Appeals Court Sandra Day O’connor 3Rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

Bombers in Baghdad Kill 29 Amid Police Day Festivities

Two attackers disguised as police blew themselves up at the Interior Ministry in Baghdad during National Police Day celebrations, killing 29 Iraqis as U.S. and Iraqi forces face a deadly week. A journalist, Jill Carroll, was abducted in Baghdad, while electoral results from the Dec 15 vote were delayed amid rising tensions. A Zarqawi linked site claimed revenge for Sunni detainee mistreatment.

Baghdad Iraq Interior Ministry U.S Jill Carroll Christian Science Monitor al-Adel Electoral Commission al-Qaida Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

Bird flu in Turkey milder in many cases study finds

A large Vietnamese rural study indicates many bird flu like illnesses are mild and linked to direct contact with sick or dead poultry. While 650 to 750 cases may stem from birds, most reported infections are not severe, contrasting with over 140 WHO linked cases since 2004 that were often deadly.

Chicago Turkey Anna Thorson Karolinska University Hospital Stockholm Ha Tay Hanoi World Health Organization Frederick Hayden University of Virginia Asia

Sharon shows signs of improvement after brain bleed

In Jerusalem Dr Shlomo Mor Yosef reports Ariel Sharon is breathing on his own and moving a right arm and leg in response to pain stimulation signaling brain stem activity doctors say. However it will be days before clinicians determine lucidity or whether he can return to work as the team notes the prognosis remains uncertain.

Felix Umansky Umansky

Taliban Leader Warns of Surge in Violence

Kabul AP reports Mullah Omar warned of increased attacks and rejected President Karzai’s peace talks offer. Pakistan protested US cross border fire in Saidgi village killing eight, while US Kabul spokesman promised investigation. Pinochet granted bail but remains under house arrest as appeals court reviews.

Kabul Afghanistan Taliban Mullah Omar Pakistan U.S Tasnim Aslam Saidgi Mike Cody Santiago Chile Augusto Pinochet Victor Montiglio Pinochet Montiglio Supreme Court

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