Scientists pinpoint migraine source in brainstem
New York scientists report brain scans of nine migraine patients show overactivity at the brainstem base suggesting a migraine generator. The generator may continue firing after pain ends, explaining lingering fatigue and late recurrences, guiding search for drugs to suppress it.
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Germany
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Seymour Diamond
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Chicago
NYC to Sell Ad Space on City Property
New York City plans to monetize public spaces by selling advertisements on trash cans school buses and playgrounds The Transportation Sanitation and Parks Departments explore ads in municipal garages bridges litter baskets and recreational areas Commissioner Henry Stern notes ads in a Little League stadium could engage kids Without hanging signs on trees or rocks the city aims for inspirational messaging on 2 000 school buses and other venues
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Henry Stern
NYG workers charged in benefits probe
Dozens of ex city workers including a police officer are charged with larceny for allegedly pocketing 1.2 million in welfare or housing benefits while on the government payroll. The probe led to 76 city employees facing charges for stealing 700,000 and eight housing program employees charged.
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Court allows delegation of traffic prosecutions by DAs
The New York Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that district attorneys may delegate prosecutorial duties for traffic cases while remaining responsible for county prosecutions. The decision affirms troopers can prosecute speeding tickets in town and village courts with DA oversight.
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David Soddano
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