Low blood sugar linked to dementia and other health risks
A Kaiser Permanente study ties severe hypoglycemia and multiple hospital visits to higher dementia risk later in life. The report notes high blood sugar harms kidneys eyes and heart while very low sugar can trigger fainting seizures or coma.
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Guantanamo inmate claims abuse in Al Jazeera interview
Mohammed el Gharani, a Chad native held at Guantanamo Bay, told Al Jazeera he was beaten by guards after refusing to leave his cell. Navy officials deny evidence of abuse while confirming an ongoing investigation into the broadcasted interview.
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Pirates threaten Americans off Horn of Africa in two fronts
U S and allies clash with Somalia pirates as French forces seize a pirate mother ship 550 miles east of Mombasa and detain 11 suspects. The Liberty Sun was damaged by gunfire and grenades with its crew holding fast in the engine room before rescue. No injuries reported.
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Filipino Crewman Among Seized Seafarers By Somali Pirates
Ruel de Guzman, second mate on the MT Stolt Strength, is among about 20 Filipino crew members held by Somali pirates since November 10 in the Gulf of Aden. Families fear a long capture with dwindling rations while ransom remains the only hope for release. The hostage situation mirrors many from poorer nations as negotiations drag on.
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Afghan women protest marriage law in Kabul clashes
Dozens of young Afghan women protest a new marriage law in Kabul as counter demonstrators shout slurs. Stones fly and female police line parts the crowd amid fears the law could herald Taliban style oppression, though it targets Shiite customs.
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