Rising number of late preterm births in the United States
Washington Post reports more babies are born just shy of full term, shortening average pregnancies to 39 weeks. Factors include older mothers, fertility treatments, and delivery timing. doctors cite lifesaving gains but experts warn of short and long term health risks for these premature infants.
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Washington Post
Washington
U.S
Tanse N.K. Raju
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Iraqi prime minister vows maximum force to curb insurgency
Iraq's new premier Nouri al Maliki pledges to use maximum force if needed to end sectarian violence. He addresses cabinet on first full day, aims to appoint independent chiefs for Defense and Interior within days, disarm militias, and push national reconciliation amid ongoing insurgent threat. A bombing killed over a dozen at a Baghdad restaurant as security challenges loom.
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Iraq
Nouri al-Maliki
Al-Maliki
Islamic Dawa
United Iraqi Alliance
Bombing at Baghdad restaurant kills and wounds police
In Baghdad a bombing at the Safar restaurant during lunch hours killed at least 13 and wounded 17, including three policemen. The attack followed a wave of sectarian violence across Iraq. Police later detonated a hazardous device at New Baghdad fruit market. a second device exploded, injuring 23 civilians.
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Safar
New Baghdad
Baton Rouge man kills four in in law family at church
Anthony Bell, 25, allegedly shot four relatives during a morning service at The Ministry of Jesus Christ church and abducted his wife, later killing her at a nearby apartment complex. Erica Bell, 24, was confirmed dead with the pastor wounded. police detained Bell at a nearby location.
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Anthony Bell
Erica Bell
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Jeffrey Howard
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Leonard Howard
Gloria Howard
Deloris McGrew
Darlene Mills
Dutch police detain man in Natalee Holloway case
A man is detained in the Netherlands on suspicion of assisting in the murder of Natalee Holloway, the Alabama high school senior who disappeared in Aruba in May 2005. The suspect is being questioned in Utrecht and has not yet been charged.
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Natalee Holloway
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Gerrard Sponge
Alabama
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NOS
Hoy
Utrecht
Karin Janise
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