Study links vaccine to autism branded fraud by report
London AP reports that the 1998 Wakefield MMR autism study was based on doctored patient data. Ten of thirteen authors disavowed the work. Lancet retracted it. Brian Deer’s BMJ analysis found misrepresented diagnoses and altered facts, prompting renewed calls for scrutiny of related papers. Wakefield lost medical license last year.
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Romania's witches protest tax with curses and potions
Romanian witches plan to cast spells on the government to protest a new 16 percent income tax for self employed mystics. Noted figures claim purple warding rituals and a mix of denial and acceptance as fortunes tellers adjust to the law.
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Center builds network to hit militants
The Obama administration creates a classified military targeting center run by JSOC to streamline targeting, share intelligence, and speed strikes against militants worldwide. The center, housed near the Pentagon, fuses counterterror experts with special operations officers to direct raids and drone strikes abroad.
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Trial begins for accused robber in Kansas University case
Jurors heard evidence in the trial of 18 year old Lawrence man Jermel Fleming charged with planning and taking part in a June robbery near KU. Assistant district attorney Mark Simpson said Fleming wore a mask and carried a sawed off shotgun as four men entered a Tennessee Street apartment.
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Fleming accused in aggravated robbery case with multiple co defendants
Jurors heard that Fleming allegedly orchestrated a brutal robbery after an associate asked the victim to buy marijuana. Prosecutors described five counts including aggravated robbery, aggravated burglary, kidnapping and conspiracy as co defendants seek testimony and immunity. The defense reserved opening statements. Separate item notes $1 million in grants from the Kansas Health Foundation for 59 projects across the state. Local grants include Tiny-K Foundation receiving 24,991 dollars and Lawrence Public Library Foundation receiving 22,500 dollars for youth, multilingual, and at risk programs.
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