Evidence points to mass grave site in Kosovo
US intelligence photos suggest a mass grave site in central-western Kosovo after NATO began bombing. May 15 graves appear as neat lines, June 3 shows only a dark splotch. refugees corroborate bodies exhumed and site razed. NATO identifies several suspected mass graves amid alleged Serb atrocities.
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New mothers endure longer hospital stays after birth
Washington AP reports new mothers are staying about half a day longer in hospitals, a shift occurring before the 48 hour stay law. Data from CDC and Aetna U S Healthcare show longer stays since 1995 1998, prompting questions about cost effectiveness and impact on newborn health training breast feeding and bonding. University of Chicago researchers have begun a five year federal study to assess the law’s effects.
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Government restricts sale of antibiotic Trovan
The FDA ordered doctors to stop using Trovan except in emergencies due to liver damage risks. Pfizer will sell only to hospitals and long term care facilities, with in-hospital use for severe infections and home transition via pills. Since 1998, 140 liver injury cases reported. six deaths, three transplants, others recoveries.
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