AIDS hot lines give misleading or wrong AIDS info
A survey of drama students calling 33 AIDS hot lines found widespread misinformation and inconsistent answers. Experts cited minimal training and lack of counseling experience among volunteers, with many lines offering unproven remedies and unqualified assurances.
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Anaheim
Calif
Stephen Gluckman
Cooper Hospital
Camden
N.J
Gluckman
American Society For Microbiology
Julie Gerberding
University of California At San Francisco
Deaths in Somalia famine reach alarming totals in Baidoa
In Baidoa Somalia Fatuma Ali Yorahim and her newborn were buried as relatives mourned amid a city where many victims end up in a mass grave or on the death truck. About 100000 have died nationwide with aid efforts aiming to prevent up to two million more deaths as refugees flood in and clinics begin to reopen.
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Baidoa
Somalia
Fatuma Ali Yorahim
Hussein Dahir Ahmed
Somali Red Crescent
Coffin Made For Quantrill’s Last Remains
The remains of Civil War raider William Quantrill will be moved from a Kansas museum to a Missouri cemetery in a plain authentic oak coffin crafted by Columbia pharmacist Jim Keown. He designed the box after hearing of the burial plan, noting Quantrill would deem himself lucky to rest in Missouri. Quantrill led the 1863 raid on Lawrence and died two years later in a Union hospital in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Columbia, Mo
William Quantrill
Kansas
Missouri
Columbia
Jim Keown
Keown
Quantrill
Lawrence
Kan
Louisville
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