Prison breaks even the strongest in long term POW study
A Canadian 30 year follow up study of 87 World War II POW survivors in Germany or Japan shows Japanese POWs suffered more psychiatric and physical impairment than German POWs, with longer captivity correlating to greater long term effects. parallels drawn to Vietnam POWs and criminal reoffenders.
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Government warns pregnant women on drinking risks
Government experts said more than two drinks daily during pregnancy can cause fetal alcohol syndrome. Dr. Ernest Noble cited dose related risks, with 5 percent of births from heavy drinking and about 1,500 full syndrome cases yearly, as the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism funds more studies and considers bottle warnings.
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University of Southern California
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