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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 2008

Page

4

Risky drug combos used by millions of older Americans

A study of nearly 3,000 people aged 57 to 85 shows at least 2 million older Americans take risky drug or supplement mixes. Warfarin with aspirin or garlic raises bleeding risk. aspirin with ginkgo elevates bleeding danger. statins with niacin risks muscle damage. many combinations lack prescription requirements but are not harmless.

National Institutes of Health and University of Chicago Journal of the American Medical Association Dima Qato

Vatican rehabilitates Galileo as faith and science converge

The Vatican signals Galileo Galilei as a model of faith and reason ahead of the 400th anniversary of his telescope achievement and the International Year of Astronomy. Pope Benedict XVI and Vatican officials emphasize Galileo's religious faith alongside his scientific work, framing him as a patron of dialogue between science and faith.

Vatican City Galileo Galilei Vatican Galileo Benedict XVI Sunday Earth John Paul I Benedict Rome la Sapienza University Galilei Tarcisio Bertone Bertone Pontifical Council For Culture Gianfranco Ravasi Vatican Radio John Padberg Institute of Jesuit Sources St. Louis University Padberg L’osservatore Romano

Bush pardons man who helped Israel in 1948 war

President George W. Bush granted a posthumous pardon to Charles Winters, a Miami businessman who helped export two B-17 Flying Fortresses to Israel during the 1948 war. Winters, a Protestant from Boston, flew one aircraft from Miami to Czechoslovakia to assist Israel. His son Jim learned of his father’s actions after his 1984 death amid praise from Jewish community members and lawmakers who urged the pardon.

Washington George W. Bush Israel Charles Winters Miami Bush Camp David Winters Jim Jim Winters Orn Boston Czechoslovakia New York Carolyn Maloney Gary Ackerman Jose Serrano Brian Higgins Charlie Winters

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