Burmese celebrate leader's resignation amid protests in Rangoon
Burmese fill streets of Rangoon to cheer the resignation of President Sein Lwin who faced protests and violence leaving hundreds dead and thousands injured. Diplomats report scarce food and medicine amid ongoing skirmishes in Okkalapa and looting rumors as the city remains under curfew and martial law.
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Study finds 1 in 7 Vietnam vets suffer stress disorder
Atlanta AP report shows 15 percent of male and 9 percent of female Vietnam veterans meet PTSD criteria in a multi measure National Vietnam Veterans Readjustment Study. Researchers say six month symptom window yields higher rates than CDC’s one month.
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