Florida death rate from sickle cell study prompts probe
A Public Health Reports study based on death certificates finds Florida children 1 to 4 died from sickle cell at 162 per 1000 person years between 1981 and 1992, about 24 times the national rate, while Pennsylvania and Maryland show markedly lower mortality. Researchers urge verification and further investigation of regional programs.
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Peru hostage stalemate eased as ambassador's dog freed
Amid the 18th day of the crisis, rebels released the Japanese ambassador's dog Emma after two weeks unfed, while other hostages including six generals and two foreign ambassadors remained inside the residence. A second dog, Oso, died from a land mine incident blamed on the rebels. Red Cross workers fed Emma as guards kept 10‑foot walls around the compound. Government officials announced replacements for six generals among the captives, including anti-terrorism chief Maximo Rivera Diaz and state security head Guillermo Robbio, though the move’s temporary nature was unclear.
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