Obama says Ebola crisis unlikely in the United States
The Obama administration urges calm after one US Ebola case and stresses low risk of a countrywide outbreak. Officials note US health care capacity can contain Ebola while military aid to Liberia expands with new labs and treatment centers. The White House plans a briefing and security advisers meeting to review the response.
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Virus spike in children tied to enterovirus 68 deaths
Health officials report four deaths nationwide linked to a severe respiratory illness outbreak likely involving enterovirus 68. A Rhode Island 10 year old died after bacterial infection with Staphylococcus aureus, described as a very rare combination. CDC and Rhode Island officials caution on the virus role in deaths while noting the germ was first identified in 1962.
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Jobs rise boosts 2008-low unemployment amid wage concerns
The Labor Department reports 248000 new jobs in September reducing unemployment to 5.9 percent, the lowest since June 2008, while wage growth stalls and August margins are revised higher.
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Panetta criticizes Obama over Syria action in new book
Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta criticizes President Obama for not acting against Syria after chemical weapon use. He argues the delay damaged U S credibility and notes disagreements with the Iraq withdrawal decision. His book Worthy Fights is set for release next week.
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Falling Forward Foundation aids recovery after paralysis
After partial paralysis, Sam Porritt founded the Falling Forward Foundation on Oct 1 2013 to fund rehab. The effort supports patients at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and other centers, helping them regain mobility and potentially expand therapy access beyond insurance limits. Notable beneficiaries include Ed Corporal, Isa Clark, and Caroline Hicks as they resume walking and daily activities.
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