U N investigates theft of food aid in Somalia
The Associated Press finds sacks of grain peanut butter and other staples stolen and sold in Mogadishu markets undermining famine relief. The U N World Food Program confirms it has investigated diversion for two months. WFP notes risks with 14 staff killed since 2008.
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Washington experts redefine addiction as a chronic brain disease, clarifying that treatment spans years. Dr. Miller of the American Society for Addiction Medicine says the condition goes beyond willpower, with brain dysfunction driving cravings and relapse, alongside genetics and the reward system.
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