Tehran daily rejects Rushdie concessions over Satanic Verses
A hard line Tehran newspaper rejects Salman Rushdie's efforts to end Moslem anger over The Satanic Verses and says Ayatollah Khomeini's death edict remains. It notes Rushdie will not publish the book in paperback or other languages and cites Iran's continued ban and bounty.
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Teen suicide prevention programs may harm some youths
Columbia University researchers report that school suicide prevention efforts show little evidence of reducing crisis reports or death by own action attempts and may have unwanted effects on some at risk students. The study in JAMA analyzes 973 teens in math and 10th grade, including 63 prior attempters, and calls for careful evaluation and broader focus on underlying factors rather than solely on suicide education.
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