Ed McMahon Dies Loyal Tonight Show Sidekick at 86
Ed McMahon longtime Tonight show sidekick to Johnny Carson died in Los Angeles at 86 after a bout of health problems. He passed at UCLA Medical Center surrounded by family with publicist Howard Bragman citing numerous health issues and a past neck injury from a 2007 fall.
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Older population to triple by 2050
The world 65 and older population is projected to triple by midcentury to about 1 in 6 people, with the U S aging to roughly 88.5 million seniors by 2050. Baby boomer retirements will pressure pensions and health costs while China faces a rising elderly dependency.
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Chicago officer receives probation for bar attack
An off duty Chicago police officer Anthony Abbate was sentenced to two years probation and anger management classes for punching and kicking bartender Karolina Obrycka in a February 2007 bar attack. He received an 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. home curfew and 130 hours of community service. Prosecutors sought prison but the judge imposed probation citing lack of aggravating factors. The case drew wide attention and followed the video’s viral spread.
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Stomach stapling linked to lower cancer risk for women
Swedish researchers studied over 2000 obese patients and found women who underwent stomach stapling had up to 40 percent lower cancer rates than those who did not. Men showed no significant cancer risk difference. The Lancet Oncology online report notes prior studies on longevity benefits. Obesity’s link to higher cancer risk is discussed due to fat cell hormone effects.
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American destroyer shadows North Korean ship off China
A U S destroyer trailed a North Korean vessel near China's coast on Tuesday amid suspicions of illicit arms destined for Myanmar. The event tests a new U.N. resolution allowing inspections of ships accused of carrying banned goods. Authorities say the North may conduct a short to medium range missile test.
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Study says heart device reduces deaths in mild heart failure
A CRT-D device combining defibrillator and cardiac resynchronization reduced deaths by about 29 percent in patients with mild heart failure, the manufacturer said. The trial, halted early for success, expands use beyond severe cases and targets the 70 percent of U.S. heart failure patients with milder disease.
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