Somalia famine aid theft under investigation by UN and AP
An Associated Press investigation found sacks of grain peanut butter and other food aid stolen in Mogadishu markets. The UN World Food Programme says it is investigating diversions amid widespread hunger in Somalia where 3.2 million need aid.
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Addiction reframed as brain disease not just bad behavior
Addiction is a chronic brain disease, not mere misbehavior, say experts from the American Society for Addiction Medicine. The new definition aligns with neuroscience showing brain dysfunction drives high cravings and relapse, aiming to aid primary care screening and family understanding.
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Study finds 15 minutes daily exercise boosts life expectancy
A Taiwan led study of 416,000 adults tracked eight years and found 15 minutes of daily moderate exercise cuts death risk by 14 percent and adds about three years to life. Both genders benefited. each extra 15 minutes reduced death risk by 4 percent versus inactive.
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