Yeltsin May Face Heart Surgery Next Week
Russian President Boris Yeltsin’s condition improves and American surgeon Dr. Michael DeBakey says a heart operation could occur next week. DeBakey, who will visit Moscow, notes anemia and thyroid issues are improved and a triple or quadruple bypass may be required pending doctors’ plans.
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Denver Probation Dept workers claim hostile boss caused illness
Twelve of forty two employees accuse Suzanne Sigona of deliberate, demeaning conduct since 1994. They allege chest pain, depression, intimidation, and transfers as retaliation. Workers plan to sue the city within 90 days over a hostile environment and possible age discrimination. One fearfully warned of someone going postal.
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Doctors urge babies to sleep on backs for SIDS risk
Boston AP report notes the American Academy of Pediatrics with 53,000 members now advises parents to lay babies on their backs to reduce SIDS risk. Side sleeping can lead to rolling onto the stomach, while face-up is safer than side or abdomen. The shift, begun in 1994, is credited with saving about 1,500 lives yearly and lowering annual SIDS deaths from 5,000–6,000 to far fewer.
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