Why death by own action bombers haven’t targeted U S
The United States has largely escaped suicide bombings seen in the Middle East, prompting theories from Homeland Security Secretary Ridge and others. Experts weigh whether attackers lack numbers, access to explosives, or simply luck, while warnings of possible plots before elections persist.
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Democrats favor security over liberal hot button issues
Boston AP. John Kerry is framed as a patriot-warrior while the Democratic National Convention sidelines many liberal issues to bolster his security image. Edwards emphasizes Vietnam service as Kerry’s strength. Teresa Heinz Kerry appeals to swing suburban women uneasy about Bush in Iraq.
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MRI screening beats mammograms for high risk breast cancer
A Dutch study in the New England Journal of Medicine finds MRI detects about twice as many tumors as mammography in high risk women with BRCA or similar mutations. 1,909 participants across six centers, average three years, 45 cancers analyzed. MRI identified 32, mammography 18. MRI yielded more false positives and referrals but improved early detection in inherited risk cases.
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Mount Sinai School of Medicine
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Erasmus Medical Center
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Rotterdam
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