Americans Question Government Readiness For Bird Flu
An AP Ipsos poll finds only about one in ten Americans are preparing for a human bird flu outbreak. Fifty-two percent doubt the government would respond effectively, while 48 percent are confident. Women, seniors, minorities, the poor, and the less educated show greatest concern.
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Florida protests demand justice in boot camp death
About 1,500 demonstrators gathered at the Capitol steps in Tallahassee accusing authorities of a cover up after the January death of 14 year old Martin Lee Anderson at a juvenile boot camp. The crowd demanded arrests of guards and release of a second autopsy result.
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Oregon man survives 12 nails in head after self harm
A 33 year old Oregon man survived after 12 nails were driven into his skull in a suicide attempt with a nail gun. Surgeons removed the nails using needle nose pliers and a drill. he recovered with no lasting effects. The case, reported in the Journal of Neurosurgery, highlights near miss of brain vessels and brain stem.
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Justice Dept to aid probe into Milwaukee police beating
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales announced the Justice Department will join a federal review of the October 2004 beating of a biracial man after an all white county jury acquitted three white former officers on most state charges. The civil rights division and U S Attorney Steven Biskupic will decide whether to file federal charges.
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Lethal heroin batch linked to six deaths in New Jersey
Authorities warn of a lethal heroin batch in the Camden area after at least six apparent overdoses and about 40 hospitalizations in the past days. Medical director Steven Marcus cites a potent synthetic drug, methylenedioxypyrovalerone, as a likely contaminant. Hospitals in southern New Jersey reported numerous overdoses since Thursday.
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