Mammography reduces breast cancer deaths say medical groups
A Lancet analysis shows women aged 55 and older with eight to eleven years of screening cut breast cancer deaths by 55 percent, while ages 45 to 54 saw a 30 percent reduction. The findings come amid ongoing debate and calls for new screening guidelines by the American Society for Clinical Oncology.
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Sharon regrets not killing Arafat in 1982 siege
Ari Sharon expresses regret over not killing Yasser Arafat during a 1982 siege amid Israeli operations around Ramallah. The remarks, given as tanks surround Arafat in Ramallah, echo long standing enmity and speculation Sharon aims to finish what he began against the Palestinian leader.
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U S braces for new deadly attacks and probes worldwide
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld warns of potential surprise assaults as authorities question a Sudanese man over embassy blueprints in Hamburg. A Jordanian suspect faces a grand jury as a student from Grossmont College is charged with lying. FBI chief Mueller cites sleeper cells. In Afghanistan, civilians flee as rival warlords fight. at least 43 dead.
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Enron chief's candidate list guided White House panel pick
Former Enron chairman Kenneth Lay provided eight or so names for a federal energy commission appointment to Clay Johnson, Bush's personnel director. Pat Wood and Nora Brownell were among the names, with Wood already FERC chair. Lay's input comes amid probes into Enron's ties to the Bush White House and investigations by DOJ and the SEC. Lay had access to top officials, including a private 200-year meeting with Vice President Cheney.
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Group extends deadline in Daniel Pearl kidnapping case
An unsigned email claimed by Western and Pakistani media says Daniel Pearl will be harmed if demands are not met, extending the deadline by one day. Secretary Powell stated the U S will not bow to the kidnappers, who abducted Pearl in Karachi on January 23.
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