Bush aides welcome fresh ideas on Iraq policy from Democrats
Amid a poor electoral showing the Bush White House signaled openness to new Iraq strategy ideas from Democrats. Vice President Cheney urged maintaining momentum while officials said a fresh approach is needed as sectarian violence continues. Senate leaders disagree on timing for troop withdrawals, with Levin and Biden proposing phased homecoming within four to six months.
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Iraq
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Josh Bolton
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Michigan
Armed Services Committee
U.S
Joe Biden
Delaware
Foreign Relations Committee
Italians Find Waltz as Cardiac Rehab Exercise
Italian researchers studied 110 heart failure patients and found that waltzing matched bicycle and treadmill training in improving exercise capacity. Participants also reported better sleep mood and ability to enjoy hobbies and daily activities, suggesting dancing as a fun rehab option.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Robert Bonow
Northwestern University School of Med
Italians propose dance as heart rehab idea at AHA meeting
Doctors discuss engaging patients in cardiac rehab with enjoyable activities. Dr Romualdo Belardinelli notes up to 70 percent quit traditional programs and urges new methods to keep patients active after heart events, as the American Heart Association gathers in Chicago.
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Lancisi Heart Institute
Ancona
Italy
American Heart Association
Chicago
Medicare Part D premiums may jump next year
Cedar Rapids couple Linda and Paul Huber face a premium rise from 38.70 to 71.60 dollars per month for Medicare Part D with fewer benefits. They join many enrollees in reviewing mail as enrollment for 2007 runs from Wednesday through December 31. Medicare officials urge all seniors to examine options under My Health My Medicare.
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Gazette Edicare
Cedar Rapids
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Paul Huber
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Julie Brookhart
Medicare
Martin
the Gazette
Hawkeyes Superstitions: Belief vs. Reality Highlighted
University of Iowa psychology professor David Watson explains that magical thinking in sports fans, such as lucky shirts or channel switching, does not influence game outcomes. He notes many fans, including children, hold onto beliefs for reassurance.
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