Elian to meet Cuban grandmothers under INS order
Under orders from the Immigration and Naturalization Service the Florida relatives of Elian Gonzalez agreed to a meeting for the boy with his Cuban grandmothers at a neutral Miami site. Justice Department officials said the session aims to reassure the family and will not affect Elian's status.
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Mentally ill heart patients receive biased cardiac care
A Johns Hopkins study of 113000 heart attack patients shows mentally ill individuals 28 percent less likely to get catheterization 25 percent less likely to have angioplasty and 32 percent less likely to receive bypass surgery. Researchers cite doctor bias and call for scrutiny of care disparities.
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Health officials urge Americans to exercise more
Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala and Surgeon General David Satcher call for a national push to add 30 minutes of daily exercise for adults and 20 minutes for teens several times weekly. They back a Healthy People 2010 plan aiming to raise active adults to 30 percent, cut overweight children, and reduce teen smoking and drug use. The campaign features the U S women’s World Cup soccer team to promote physical education in schools.
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