Poor breast cancer treatment rises in United States study
A Lancet study of 144 759 women shows substandard initial breast cancer treatment nearly doubled from 12 percent in 1989 to 22 percent by 1995. Lumpectomies without proper radiation or lymph node checks drove the rise as mastectomy standards remained steady.
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Danes seek stronger krone after euro vote
Danish government and Nationalbanken moved to defend the krone after voters rejected replacing it with the euro. The central bank raised its short-term lending rate to 5.6 percent to show commitment to the krone euro peg as Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen and his Cabinet monitor the fallout from the 53.1 to 46.9 percent referendum.
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Oktoberfest faces VIP Hansen as doors stay closed
Munich officials pledge action as tents limit access with reserved tables and VIP bracelets. The 167th Oktoberfest drew millions, but organizers warn against turning the festival into a show business event while critics call for more unreserved seating.
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