Intimate murders stay a grim national reality
A Nation debates domestic violence as intimate homicide remains a harsh reality. Data shows women killed by current or former partners average nearly four per day, with cases from Maryland to California highlighting protection failures and funding needs. Experts urge more shelters, better judge training, and stronger enforcement amid Violence Against Women Act investments and Supreme Court scrutiny of rape Victims suits.
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Nasal spray eases anxiety in children during cancer treatment
Swedish researchers report a nasal spray containing midazolam reduces anxiety in 43 children undergoing intravenous cancer therapy. Children given the drug before needle insertion were calmer than those given a placebo, though the spray did not lessen pain.
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UN to debate AIDS as threat to African peace
Africa faces a rising AIDS crisis that could threaten stability, with Vice President Al Gore to speak at the UN Security Council historic session. Officials say the goal is to reduce stigma and redefine security beyond traditional military threats as AIDS leaves millions affected and more than 10 million orphans in Africa.
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U.S. blocks push to raise age in child soldier ban
U.S. opposes UN efforts to raise the recruiting age from 15 to 18 amid global campaigns by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch. Washington allows 17-year-olds to join, arguing the new standard could curb recruitment while old norms persist. Coalition says about 300,000 under 18 participate in over 50 conflicts worldwide.
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French truckers blockade of border disrupts traffic across Europe
PARIS AP. French truck owners blockaded France's borders Monday in a protest over rising gas prices and a government backed shorter work week. The action snarled traffic at home and in neighboring countries as the European Commission pressed France to guarantee goods flow. Trucks lined up to block tolls and highways, with foreign trucks largely kept out while cars were allowed to cross.
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