Hospice case opens dialogue on end of life issues
A Home Hospice Foundation official says the Terri Schiavo case has sparked public interest in advance directives and medical power of attorney. The Communications Director notes increased inquiries as people seek to ensure their wishes are honored and to avoid future family conflict in end of life care.
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Schiavo Case Prompts National Debate on Death and Family
A brain damaged Terri Schiavo case captivated the nation drawing in President Bush and Rev. Jesse Jackson. The period raised fundamental questions about death, family responsibility, medical limits, and what constitutes human life with experts weighing in on ethics and care.
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Intelligence panel faults Iraq preemption policy
The commission faulted U S intelligence on Iraq and warned preemptive strikes may rely on flawed data. It warns allies doubt U S judgment and calls for better information sharing and internal dissent, signaling broader trouble for Bush administration policy.
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Protesters unite against slots and gambling in Texas Capitol
At the Texas Capitol, Republican and Democratic opponents joined forces to denounce casino expansion. Tina Benkiser frames gambling as deceptive, while Rep. Pete Gallego notes potential Democratic ties. The issue dominates the legislative session as conservatives and some Democrats seek to block wagering, with proponents arguing taxes or service cuts as alternatives.
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One in Seven Linked to Outcome Says 2003 Study
A 2003 study reports one in seven individuals affected by the condition. Researchers analyzed data from multiple cohorts to estimate prevalence and highlight implications for screening and treatment. Further work is urged to clarify risk factors and long term outcomes for diverse populations.
Graff and Dunn Debate County Seat at LULAC Forum
Graff and Dunn, Democratic incumbent and Republican challenger, spoke at a LULAC Young Adults council event about issues before early voting April 12. Dunn pressed on tax evaluation caps. Graff highlighted a balanced budget and ongoing concerns after a judge ordered a new election following recounts.
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