Ishaqi Raid Clears Troops of Misconduct
A U.S. military inquiry into the March Ishaqi raid north of Baghdad cleared troops of misconduct amid claims of civilian deaths. The probe noted possible up to nine collateral deaths, while Iraqi families in Haditha contest exhumation as investigations unfold with Iraqi cooperation desired.
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Vet warned of possible virus exposure after prostate biopsy
More than 22,000 veterans who underwent prostate biopsies at VA hospitals may have been exposed to viruses due to inadequately sterilized equipment. Officials say infection is unlikely and no patients are known to be sick, with free blood testing offered as a precaution.
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