Clinton calls for Saberi release in spying case
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Iran to free American journalist Roxana Saberi who was convicted of spying and sentenced to eight years in prison. Clinton said Saberi is innocent and should be released.
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Dodd Maintains Wall Street Fundraising Amid Populist Backlash
Senator Dodd keeps support from financial and related industries as his campaign reports over 100000 of a 1 million first quarter haul from political action committees. The donors are drawn from the financial insurance and real estate sectors.
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Food industry learns what makes people eat more
A report on David Kessler's book The End of Overeating describes conditioned hypers eating where fat sugar and salt in layered processed foods trigger the brain's dopamine pathway. He argues millions share this drive and calls for public health actions and better labeling.
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Study on mental health of college students gains data
A Penn State led pilot study releases national data from counseling center clients to map mental health trends in higher education. Researchers note rising severity and earlier intervention, with context from prior campus shootings highlighting risk reduction needs.
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