Mountain biking linked to male infertility study
An Austrian study presented at RSNA links frequent mountain biking with male fertility issues. About 90 percent of 55 avid bikers showed low sperm counts and scrotal abnormalities, compared with 26 percent of 35 non-bikers. Participants ranged from 17 to 44.
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Fire at Fastow mansion started deliberately, investigation says
Investigators say a blaze at the three story former Enron executive home of Andrew Fastow was intentionally set. The 11 493 square foot house in an exclusive subdivision caught fire early Sunday and was contained to the front portion. No suspect has been arrested and the case remains under investigation. The home had been sold for 3.9 million in October to another energy company official and is still under construction.
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Fascination cruise ship returns to Miami with illness among passengers
The Carnival Fascination, an 855 foot vessel with up to 2052 passengers, comes back to Port Miami before 5 am after a Bahamas trip with more than seven dozen sick passengers from a gastrointestinal virus. Police and health officials reported 86 aboard ill, Carnival did not confirm details.
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Academy urges flu shots for kids up to age 2
The American Academy of Pediatrics urges flu vaccines for healthy children from 6 months to 2 years old and recommends caretakers also be vaccinated. The policy aligns with government guidance, citing high hospitalization rates in under two year olds and noting vaccine shortages and logistics as challenges to universal coverage.
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Bono visits Lincoln to urge AIDS funding and debt relief
In Lincoln Bono urged Congress to boost funding for AIDS programs in Africa and forgive African debts. Actress Ashley Judd and Lance Armstrong joined him at the Lied Center as crowds listened to promote World AIDS Day actions and a call for justice and equality.
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