U S born kids of migrants lose rights in Mexico
In Malinalco a cold drizzle frames parents with U S born children as they seek Mexican documents to register their kids for schooling and care. They face apostille seals and costly translations while bureaucrats offer little help, though some aid comes from The Corner Project.
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UNAIDS reports progress in fight against HIV in poor nations
The United Nations says AIDS treatment expanded in low and middle income countries with 8 million people on life saving therapy last year up from 6.6 million in 2010. Deaths fell to 1.7 million and new infections dropped about 20 percent in a decade. Officials warn momentum must intensify to meet 2015 targets.
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Washington
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Michel Sidibe
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Chris Collins
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Doctors use eggs to reverse egg allergies in kids
Doctors report that a small daily intake of egg white over a year helped about a dozen children overcome egg allergies. The trial, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, warns that this is risky and must be done only under expert supervision with trained physicians.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Anthony Fauci
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
A. Wesley Burks
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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