Chavez reports first cycle of chemotherapy completed in Cuba
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said he finished the first cycle of chemotherapy in Cuba and will begin the second. He expressed confidence in defeating cancer, aiming for re election in 2012 and a new term through 2019. He noted a 50 percent public approval and praised oil policy while counting on support from allies.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Hugo Chavez
Cuba
Chavez
Elias Jana
Somalia
OPEC
Saudi Arabia
Catanalisis
Luis Vicente Leon
Leon
Thank You Elbert Fasnacht II and Co Medical Team
A long list of doctors and medical professionals is acknowledged in a formal thank you note. The roster includes physicians such as Craig W. Furry, Susan Gauto, Emily Hanson, Rebecca Hartman, Linda Hostalek, Andrea Humphrey, Matthew Hurley, Suhail Istanbouly, Mohammed Jabbar, Qi Liu, Raja Maddipati, Parag Madhani, Sara Malone, David Mann, Mohammed Mansur, Kurt Martin, Mack McCain, Nicholas Meyer, Tim Morthland, Kyaw Naing, Aaron Newcomb, Brent Newell, Kevin Oestmann, Sridevi Panchamukhi, Varadendra Panchamukhi, Aline Gilbert-Johnson, Jeffrey Parks, James Pavlovich, Rollin Perkins, Michael Petith, Raymund Pineda, Mary Pohlmann, Brian Reach, William Ribbing, James Richards, Andrew Riffey, Amar Sawar, Quincy Scott, Donnie Shelton, Socorro Shelton, Sharon Smaga, Mark Smith, Mike Staff, Kathy Swafford, Witold Szyfer, Weiyi Tang, Jon Taveau, Dani Tarbaz, Sushilkumar Tibrewala, Robert Tiffin, Gladstone Tucker, Ukeme Umana, Frank Walker, Sherry Williams, and Matt Winkleman. The note expresses gratitude for care received. The tone is formal and nationwide in scope.
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Qi Liu
M.D
Raja Maddipati
Parag
A. Madhani
Sara Malone
David Mann
Mohammed V. Mansur
Kurt R. Martin
Mack E. McCain
Nicholas Meyer
Tim Morthland
Kyaw Naing
Aaron Newcomb
Brent Newell
Mentors Sought by SIU Medicine Students Program
SIU School of Medicine physicians are invited to mentor students and contact Cris Anderson M.D. at 453-1586. The program offers AMA category II and/or AAFP credit for part of the time involved.
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Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
Cris Anderson M.D
Rebels demand Gadhafi trial at ICC despite halt in Libya
Libyan rebel spokesman insists Muammar Gadhafi should face trial before an international war crimes tribunal even as Western leaders consider allowing him to stay if he relinquishes power. NATO jets bomb Tripoli and a factory near Brega as debates over his fate intensify.
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Rome
Muammar Gadhafi
International War Crimes Tribunal
NATO
Tripoli
Gaddafi
Bab al-Aziziyah
Brega
Washington
Paris
Libya
Ali al-Issawi
Franco Frattini
International Criminal Court
al-Issawi
Somalia famine worsens as al Shabaab blocks aid groups
Al Shabaab militants vow to keep most international aid workers out of Somalia despite a worsening famine. The UN warns 800,000 children could die. WFP begins limited aid to 175,000 in Gedo and 40,000 in the Afgoye corridor. UNICEF seeks rapid delivery of vaccines and nutrition supplies.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
Al-Qaida
U.N
al-Shabab
U.N. World Food Program
Kenya
Ethiopia
World Food Program
Gedo
Afgoye
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Unicef
al-Shabab-controlled
Shanelle Hall
U.n’s
WFP
Nguyen Cao Ky Dies at 80 in Malaysia After Vietnam War Rule
Former South Vietnam leader Nguyen Cao Ky died at a Kuala Lumpur hospital at age 80 after a respiratory illness. He led the country as prime minister from 1965 to 1967 and served as vice president from 1967 to 1971 before fleeing Vietnam in 1975. Ky was famed for his flamboyant style and absolute power during his tenure.
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South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Air Force
California
Associated Press
Peter Phan
Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Saigon
United States
Son Tay
Hanoi
National Liberation
Ho Chi Minh
France
Dien Bien Phu
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Rafael Correa
Fidel Castro
Raul Castro
Havana
Osama Aaflaq
Fakhre Alam
Raed Al-Dallow, M.D
James 0. Alexander
Ali Al-Hajjaj
Nabil Al-Sharif
Cris Anderson
Kent Arnold
Roland J. Barr
Shawn Beckemeyer
Frank Becker
Beth Bigham
Dale W. Blaise
John J. Bollig
R. Judson Brewer
Douglas Brown
Awais Butt
Rakesh Chandra
Cesar Coello
Randy Cowart
Paul J. Cruz
Dennon Davis
John T. Davis
Clay DeMattei
Frederick J. Dressen
Melodi Ewing
Clare T. Fadden
Elbert Fasnacht II
Craig W. Furry
Susan Gauto
William R. Hamilton, M
Emily D. Hanson
D.O
Rebecca A. Hartman
Linda Hostalek
D.D
Andrea Humphrey
Matthew Hurley
Suhail Istanbouly
Mohammed A. Jabbar
Michaelis Jackson, M.D
Sherry K. Jones, M.D
Muhammad Kamran
Prasanna Kumar
Paula Lindner
Kevin Oestmann, M.D
Terrence Glennon, M.D
Robert J. Golz
Charles Guernsey
Aline Gilbert-Johnson
Jeffrey D. Parks
James J. Pavlovich
Rollin Perkins
Michael Petith
Raymund Pineda
Mary Pohlmann
Brian J. Reach
William G. Ribbing
James Richards
Andrew Riffey, M.D
Jeffrey W. Ripperda
Abhik Roy
Marsha Ryan
Jyoti Sahni, M.D
Daniel K. Sanford, M.D
Amar Sawar, M.D
Quincy Scott
Donnie Shelton
Socorro Shelton
Sharon A. Smaga
Mark L. Smith
Mike Staff
Pac
Kathy Swafford, M.D
Witold Szyfer
Weiyi Tang
Jon Taveau
Dani Tarbaz, M.D
Sushilkumar Tibrewala
Robert J. Tiffin, M
Gladstone Tucker
Ukeme Umana
Frank M. Walker
Sherry M. Williams
Matt Winkleman
Siu
Gadhafi
Abdel- Hakim el-Shwehdy
Moussa Ibrahim
Libyan National Transitional Congress
Banadir Hospital
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