Border Patrol scrutinized after deadly cross border shooting
In Nogales two Mexican smugglers scaled a 25 foot border fence under cover of night. A Border Patrol officer fired into Mexico, killing a 16 year old. The Oct 10 incident spurred scrutiny of use of force, probes, and international responses.
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United States
U.S
Border Patrol
Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General
U.N. High Commissioner For Human Rights
Mexico
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ACLU
Texas
Foreign Ministry
Micky Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
U.s.-Mexico
U.S. Border Patrol
Booze calories nearly equal soda's for U S adults
A government study finds Americans get about 5 percent of daily calories from alcoholic beverages, close to the 6 percent from soda. The 2007 to 2010 survey of 11,000 adults shows men average 150 daily calories from alcohol and women about 50. The report notes alcohol has few nutrients but many calories, similar to soda, and calls for policy consideration alongside soda focus.
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Cynthia Ogden
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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City Health Department
New _ York
Margo Wootan
Center For Science In the Public Interest
New gene triple risk for Alzheimer's disease
Researchers identify a rare TREM2 gene variant that roughly triples Alzheimer's risk and worsens memory in seniors without dementia. The variant, affecting brain inflammation and junk clearance, adds to ApoE as a major genetic factor and points to immune system targets for future therapies.
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William Thies
Alzheimer’s Association
New England Journal of Medicine
U.S
Decode Genetics Inc
Iceland
Allan Levey
Emory University
Andrew Singleton
National Institute On Aging
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