Albanians seek answers on missing in Kosovo crisis
In Korenica and nearby villages, residents and human rights groups say six months after the Kosovo conflict, about 600 men and boys aged 16 to 73 remain unaccounted. Serb authorities report detentions but offer few details as residents exhume bodies and await confirmation from Red Cross and war crimes investigators.
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Kosovo
Hateme Kameri
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Vilage Apri
International Committee of the Red Cross
NATO
State Department
Kosovare Kelmendi
Humanitarian Law Center
Red Cross
Urs Boek
Informeupd
ABC
Ferry Sinks in Philippines Killing and Missing Vast Toll
Rescue boats plucked hundreds of survivors after a ferry with more than 650 people aboard sank near Bantayan island in central Philippines. At least nine are confirmed dead, with 62 still missing as 591 were rescued. passengers included students and children returning home for the holidays.
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Phlippines
Bantayan Island
Philippines
Santos Gabison
Visayas
Strong 5.8 Earthquake Rocks Western Algeria
A strong earthquake measuring magnitude 5.8 struck western Algeria near Ain Temouchent, about 60 miles west of Oran, collapsing buildings and killing at least 22 people per the Interior Ministry. Final death toll remained unconfirmed.
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Algiers
Algeria
Interior Ministry
Ain Temouchent
Oran
Rembrandt Work In Question Over Holy Family Painting
The Rembrandt Research Project concludes the unsigned 1645 scene in Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum was likely painted by an unidentified Rembrandt student under his supervision, not by Rembrandt himself. The image shows Mary and Joseph with the infant before a candle in a warm glow.
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Netherlands
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Rembrandt
Rijksmuseum
New asthma drug shows promise to control symptoms
The experimental genetically engineered antibody rhuMAb-E25 could cut asthma symptoms and let many patients stop or reduce steroid use. About one quarter of inhaled steroid users and one third of severe oral steroid patients may quit, with researchers noting potential helps for hay fever. further testing and regulatory approval are anticipated.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Genentech
Novartis Pharmacs
W. James Metzger
East Carolina University
Metzger
Primary care doctors push for earlier specialist referrals
A New England Journal study of 12,107 doctors shows 24 percent of primary care physicians feel their scope is too broad and 38 percent of specialists say patients are too severe or complex by referral time. Managed care incentives pressure gatekeeping, while AMA calls for a Patients Bill of Rights to ease access.
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Robert St. Peter
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American Medical Association
Thomas R. Reardon
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David F. See
Robert Wood Johnson Medic School
New Brunswick
N.J
U.S
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