Missing newborn found safe after abduction attempt in Lubbock
A one day old baby abducted from a Lubbock hospital by a woman posing as a nurse was found in a car and returned to her mother. The infant, born jaundiced, is in good condition at University Medical Center. police investigated hospital surveillance and neighbors as part of the search.
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New study links road rage to intermittent explosive disorder
Researchers report up to 16 million Americans may suffer intermittent explosive disorder or IED. The condition causes multiple outbursts beyond the situation, often with threats and property damage, typically starting in adolescence and linked to serotonin dysfunction.
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