New evidence ties Agent Orange to birth defects study says
The Institute of Medicine reevaluates Agent Orange health links noting spina bifida in veterans children may be linked with limited evidence and a related nerve disorder may also have a connection. The report places birth defects rate higher in children of Vietnam veterans, with methods and bias limitations acknowledged. The findings come amid ongoing reviews mandated by a 1991 law and reflect improved but still uncertain risk estimates.
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Abortion ban debate tests Maryland lawmakers
In Annapolis and Baltimore events the abortion controversy resurges as bills to criminalize late term procedures and require a 24 hour waiting period spark hearings. Supporters cite brutal partial birth methods, while opponents say lawmakers do not want to reopen the abortion law. separate report notes the Archdiocese of Baltimore raised over 210000 during Pope John Paul II's visit, with funds split among Catholic Relief Services Catholic Charities and the archdiocesan schools division for scholarships and program costs.
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