Bush hails week as 'severe blow' to terrorism
President Bush lauded a "good week for the cause of freedom" after Abu Musab al Zarqawi's killing and Baghdad's government completion. He outlined deploying U S resources in Iraq and facing difficult work ahead as advisers meet at Camp David. He will confer with Danish PM Rasmussen and hold lengthy strategy sessions with national security chiefs and Cabinet members.
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Inadequate Diabetes Care Fueled By Clinical Inertia
Four studies presented at the American Diabetes Association conference in Washington detail how physicians fail to intensify diabetes treatment. They note doctors act slowly on high glucose and blood pressure, leaving millions with suboptimal control of type 2 diabetes and related heart risks.
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Democrats close fundraising gap with GOP in spring FEC data
Democratic candidates and their committees report stronger grassroots support than since 1994 while the GOP sees mixed results. The NRCC trails the DCCC in growth, though the NRSC remains ahead of the DNC. Open House races show Democrats out-raising in six of ten top contests.
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