British troops join hunt for al-Qaida and Taliban in Afghanistan
British elite Royal Marines joined U S and Afghan forces in southeastern Afghanistan to pursue remaining alQaida and Taliban fighters. The operation, named Ptarmigan by Britain and Mountain Lion by the U S, focuses on high altitude terrain near the Pakistani border with no reported casualties so far. In Karzai’s regime, the former king Mohammad Zaher Shah returned from exile to Kabul as clashes and a Taliban weapons blast near Kandahar caused four deaths and one injury.
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Study Supports Angioplasty At More Hospitals
A new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association finds community hospitals can safely perform balloon angioplasty to treat heart attack blockages with outcomes as favorable as major centers. It estimates 20 lives saved per 1,000 patients and a drop in non fatal second heart attacks, with reduced brain bleeding versus thrombolytics.
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Germany questions man in Tunisia synagogue blast
German prosecutors questioned a Duisburg suspect linked to the Djerba synagogue bombing and released him as investigators probe a possible al Qaida claim. A group tied to Osama bin Laden reportedly claimed responsibility, with U S authorities reviewing the claim.
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Stem cell transplants may halt multiple sclerosis
University of Washington researchers report that using a patient’s own stem cells to wipe and rebuild the immune system could stop MS from progressing. Dr George Kraft presented the study at the American Academy of Neurology meeting in Denver, focusing on severely affected patients unresponsive to other treatments.
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