Heart failure study recruits 50 patients in Cedar Rapids
St Luke's and University Hospitals participate in a five year exercise trial funded by the NIH to test whether aerobic training reduces hospitalizations for heart failure patients. 50 participants in Cedar Rapids will join supervised treadmill and home exercise, with groups assigned to exercise or not and monitored quarterly.
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St. Luke’s
U.S
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Anne
North Carolina
Duke University
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
National Institutes of Health
St. Luke’s and
University Hospitals
Page Scovel
Hospodarsky
Clancy
Officials investigate spread of diseased beef across states
Health authorities assess the risk from meat from a diseased cow deboned at Midway Meats in Centralia Washington and distributed to Willamette Valley Meat and Interstate Meat near Portland Oregon. Beef trimmings were sold to about three dozen facilities in four states as Japan and other nations suspend U S beef imports.
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Petersen
Midway Meats
Centralia
Wash
Willamette Valley Meat
Interstate Meat
Portland
Ore
Willamette
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Sharpton Pressed as Peacemaker in Democratic Race
Al Sharpton, 49, New York ordained minister, is profiled as a combative yet conciliatory figure in Democratic debates. He urges unity to defeat Bush in 2004 while criticizing Bush and Republican donors, and cites his long activism and ties to Jackson and Brown shaping his candidacy.
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Sharpton
Iowa
White House
George Bush
Bush
Muhammad Ali
Jim Jones
al Sharpton Jr
New York
Brooklyn College
Sixth Ave
Ste
Joseph Lieberman
D-Conn
Vermont
Howard Dean
Dennis Kucinich
Ohio
John Kerry
Mass
Carol Moseley Braun
Illinois
Dick Gephardt
Wesley Clark
Arkansas
John Edwards
D-N.c
al Sharpton
Iowacaucus.com
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
Chicago
Jesse Jackson
Breadbasket
Jackson
James Brown
James
Brown
Kathy
South Carolina
Iraq
Iraq troops near top insurgents west of Baghdad
Officials say forces are closing in on top insurgents about 35 miles west of Baghdad after an American soldier was killed and three wounded. Five suspects were arrested in Karbala attacks as U S forces focus on Tikrit's clan network tied to the insurgency. Liquor stores were bombed in Kirkuk amid sectarian tension and Islamic law.
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Iraq
Baghdad
Rafal Smilkowski
Kirkuk
U.S
Tikrit
Cording
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Ers
Steve Russell
Army
4Th Infantry Division
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Greg Clancy
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Jordan
Lebanon
U.S. Agriculture
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James.lynch
Russell
Jenn-Air
Amana
Maytag Neptune
Cy Solutions
anAvee
Neptune
Bartunek
16Th Ave
Czech Village
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