Canadian panel urges limit on breast self examination advice
A government funded advisory panel in Canada recommended doctors stop routinely teaching women aged 40 to 69 to perform breast self examinations. The task force cited evidence that self exams do little to save lives and may cause harm from unnecessary testing and anxiety.
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Canadian Medical Association Journal
Nancy Baxter
U.S
Tobin Faces Potential Espionage Charge in Russia
Russian security officials said they may press espionage charges against U S Fulbright scholar John Tobin, jailed on drug offenses. An FSB official cited Dmitry Kuznetsov, a scientist who alleges Tobin recruited him as a spy, as the basis for new accusations.
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Security Service
Pavel Bolshunov
Voronezh
Dmitry Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Pope appeals for forgiveness in East Europe
Pope John Paul II urged forgiveness across Eastern Europe during a five day visit to Ukraine. An open air Mass in Lviv drew about 600000 attendees, mostly Polish speakers, with a youth rally drawing around 300000 as the pope warned against consumerism and emigration driven by hardship.
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