Prickly Pear Extract May Ease Hangover Symptoms
A study led by Dr. Jeff Wiese at Tulane Health Sciences Center found that prickly pear cactus extract taken hours before drinking can lessen dry mouth and nausea. The extract, sold in some health stores, did not relieve headaches or dizziness. The research appeared in Archives of Internal Medicine.
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Florida Spacewalk Rescheduled After Suit Trouble
The spacewalk by American astronaut Michael Fincke and Russian Gennady Padalka to replace a fried circuit breaker on the ISS is set for Wednesday after last week’s abort. Engineers traced an overfast oxygen flow to a finicky suit switch, forcing the crew back inside after 14 minutes.
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Tennessee First Amendment support rebounds in survey
A Nashville based center and American Journalism Review report that 65 percent of respondents disagree the First Amendment goes too far while 30 percent agree. The survey shows support returning to levels not seen since before the 9 11 attacks. two years ago views were split 49 49. It covers freedom of religion speech press and the right to assemble and petition.
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More women choosing elective C sections in DC study
A study using insurance claims data estimates about 80,000 women had preplanned elective Caesareans in 2002, up from just under 63,000 the year before. The rise, though a small fraction of 4 million births, fuels debate among obstetricians urged to reduce Caesarean rates by government and consumer groups.
Iraq gains sovereignty earlier than planned
Iraq’s interim government takes power at 10:26 a.m. with U.S. led coalition still in control. Militants threaten hostage fate as U S Marines and Iraqi security face limits, and international leaders react to a landmark transfer in a tense, guarded Baghdad setting.
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NATO backs Iraq leadership with training offer amid Istanbul talks
NATO leaders pledged political support for Iraqs interim government and offered military training for its security forces. France and Germany opposed a high profile alliance mission in Iraq, while NATO agreed to extend Afghanistan security operations and end Bosnia peacekeeping, as protests erupted in Istanbul near the summit venue.
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