Blood brothers reunited after Auschwitz fate linked by numbers
Menachem Sholowicz and Anshel Sieradzki, B-14594 and B-14595 in Auschwitz, discovered each other online after 65 years. They speak daily, share memories of survival, and recently met in Israel with another surviving brother in a poignant reunion on Holocaust Remembrance Day eve.
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Tamiflu linked to abnormal behavior in youths study
A Japanese Health Ministry study of about 10 000 influenza patients under 18 found that ages 10 to 17 taking Tamiflu were 54 percent more likely to exhibit serious abnormal behavior than nonusers. The findings, led by Prof Yoshio Hirata, suggest continued caution and an unlikely lifting of the 2007 ban on 10–19 year olds.
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Gunmen kidnap two aid workers in Somalia
About 25 masked gunmen seized a Dutch and a Belgian Doctors Without Borders staff member in Bakool region during a convoy between Radhare and Wajid. Witnesses said the hostages were taken, though security officials withheld confirmation.
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Somalia
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Doctors Without Borders
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Egypts Hawass touts Cleopatra tomb finds near Alexandria
Egypts top archaeologist Zahi Hawass unveils 22 coins 10 mummies and a mask fragment with a cleft chin as he pitches evidence for the lost tomb of Cleopatra and Mark Antony at Toposiris Magna temple near Alexandria. He calls the site a potential 21st century historic breakthrough.
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Diabetic Patients Who Control Blood Sugar Draw Interest
Diabetics like JoAnne Wagner who achieve lasting blood sugar control avoid meds and may be considered cured. A task force from the American Diabetes Association will study defining cure ranges and duration including blood pressure and cholesterol roles. Stern, president of health care and education for the ADA, notes good glucose control reduces infections.
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