Chavez returns to Venezuela after cancer surgery
Chavez lands in Caracas after a month in Cuba for cancer surgery and a pause in governance. He projects strength, hugs the VP, and signals a cautious return while delaying a full comeback and any celebration of independence day.
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Two years after recession recovery remains weak and uneven
The two year mark after the recession shows meager gains for ordinary Americans. Wages, benefits, and employment prospects lag while corporate profits and investor gains rise, widening the gap between the wealthy and the rest.
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Womb factors linked to autism risk in twins study
A large twin study in Archives of General Psychiatry suggests the womb environment, including maternal age and health, may influence autism risk alongside genetics. Lead author Dr. Joachim Hallmayer notes the study uses California records and direct child assessment, finding autism prevalence near one in 100.
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Archives of General Psychiatry
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