Experts say anti gambling bills won’t deter bettors
Experts argue that a new Internet gambling ban will not stop bettors but will push activity offshore via payment services beyond the law. They say the law targets money flows, not players, and may fail to curb online gambling while prompting use of non U.S. processors.
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Large study confirms flu vaccine safety for young children
A large federal study including 45 000 U S children finds flu shots cause minimal adverse effects requiring medical treatment in the six weeks after vaccination. The study notes slightly more mild nausea and diarrhea early on but reports reduced later respiratory and ear infections, with no direct vaccine manufacturer involvement.
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