Prozac Reign as Top Antidepressant Nearing End
Prozac, once the iconic antidepressant, loses share as newer drugs rise. In January doctors prescribed more Zoloft for the first time in years, though Prozac still leads in total prescriptions. The drug reshaped views on mental health and helped reduce stigma. Elizabeth Wurtzel, author of Prozac Nation, credits Prozac with changing her life.
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GOP urges protests over media coverage of Gore case
The Republican National Committee distributed phone numbers for Tom Brokaw Peter Jennings and Dan Rather urging GOP activists to protest coverage of a Democratic fundraising trial Maria Hsia was convicted on five felony counts for arranging over 100000 in illegal contributions Nicholson said media neglect would trigger uproar if a Republican operative financed a candidate The network says protests are common and NBC ABC CBS saw limited calls from the public by late afternoon
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INS official pleads innocent in Cuban spying case
Mariano Faget, 54, a Cuban born supervisor in the Miami office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, pleaded innocent to federal charges of communicating national defense secrets. His attorney said he is adamant he did not betray his country. He was indicted on charges he relayed U.S. secrets to a Cuban citizen and lied about contacts with Cuban government officials over 14 months.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductions Highlight Diversity
Focus: Rock Legends highlights the 15th annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions in New York. Ray Charles jokes that the event is a Rhythm and Blues Hall of Fame moment as 14 musicians and groups, including Ray Charles, Paul McCartney, Bonnie Raitt, Earth Wind and Fire, Eric Clapton, Lovin Spoonful, Billie Holiday, Nat King Cole, Scotty Moore, James Jamerson, Earl Palmer, Hal Blaine, Clive Davis, and others, are feted for their varied influences on rock. The ceremony underscores a diaspora of styles from Motown to ragtime, reflecting a family tree of sounds that shaped the era and connect generations.
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Gas price spike could alter summer tourism patterns
Associated Press reports Energy Department forecasts gasoline at 1.75 to 1.80 per gallon this summer as Memorial Day to Labor Day travel peaks. Tourists from New York City may pay about eight dollars more per round trip. some travelers may stay closer to home or seek Florida stays. Industry voices warn higher costs could deter trips and raise ticket prices for guided tours and adventures in Grand Canyon area and near Yosemite while Florida attractions see mixed impact.
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Germany IMF candidate withdraws from race
Caio Koch-Weser Germany deputy finance minister withdraws from the IMF head race to avoid opposing the United States. He said he wrote to Chancellor Schroeder to step aside for a candidate acceptable to all IMF members amid reform disputes. The move follows U.S. criticism of his qualifications and ongoing EU support.
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Brazil carnival fever crowds streets and Rio parade
Brazilian revelers filled streets for the pre Lent carnival across cities. Rio’s nonstop parade drew huge crowds and a nude TV actress faced possible arrest before dressing, as Brazil marks 500 years since Cabral’s 1500 discovery with national pride on display.
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Mozambican flood death toll climbs as water abates
In Chokwe an overpowering stench hung over the area as aid workers retrieved 38 flood victims for burial in a mass grave. The government raised the official death toll to 400 and expected more fatalities as data from outlying areas came in. About 11,000 evacuees who fled on February 27 have returned home.
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