Rove Involved in Firing of U S Attorney in New Mexico
White House emails and transcripts released by the House Judiciary Committee show Karl Rove and aides pressured removal of U S Attorney David Iglesias in New Mexico. The documents tie Rove to the push to dismiss Iglesias amid broader probes of political meddling in the Justice Department.
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Shriver dies founder of Special Olympics at 88
Eunice Kennedy Shriver died Tuesday morning at Cape Cod Hospital Hyannis Mass at age 88 after strokes. A Kennedy sister she championed mentally disabled welfare by founding the Special Olympics and shifting charity work toward research and humane care.
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Eunice Kennedy Shriver's role in Special Olympics origins and family history
Eunice Kennedy Shriver attended the 2006 Special Olympics USA National Games in Ames with 3 000 competitors and campaigned with Sargent Shriver in 1975. She founded Special Olympics in 1968, after sister Rosemary Kennedy’s disability publicized. Rosemary’s later life, including a 2005 death, is noted alongside the growth of the program to 2.5 million athletes in 180 countries.
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GM Volt claims 230 mpg in city driving for 2010 release
GM says the Chevrolet Volt, a plug in hybrid with a 40 mile electric range and total 300 mile range, could achieve 230 mpg in city driving under EPA extended range guidelines. The car debuts in 2010 with highway mileage pending confirmation.
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New osteoporosis drug may cut fracture risk
Amgen aims to market a first of its kind osteoporosis drug denosumab that could lower fracture risk with only two yearly injections. The two NEJM studies, funded by Ameen of Thousand Oaks, California, compare its effectiveness to existing treatments though FDA approval is pending. Preliminary cost details were not disclosed, but similar therapies exceed $10,000 annually.
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Aspirin May Aid Colon Cancer Patients Post Surgery
A study in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests that colon cancer patients who have undergone surgery and chemotherapy may see benefits from adding aspirin to their treatment.
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Binge drinking linked to lower sober attention tests
College students who described themselves as regular binge drinkers scored poorly on a sober attention and memory test compared with non binge drinkers. Researchers from the University of Santiago de Compostela say the findings resemble brain effects seen in alcoholics. The study appeared online in Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research. Binge drinking defined as five drinks for men or four for women in two hours.
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Galicia
Spain
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Aspirin Shown To Cut Death Risk In Colon Cancer Study
A Chicago study finds colon cancer patients taking aspirin reduce their risk of death by about 30 percent. Researchers say the finding points to potential therapeutic benefit and call for further trials.
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