Dads urged to share health care roles across families
The American Academy of Pediatrics pushes physicians to boost fathers involvement in children health care amid rising stay at home dads and changing custody. AAP co author Dr William Coleman notes a holistic approach relies on both parents for children's physical and emotional health.
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Americans Hopeful Yet Wary On Bush Second Term Iraq Focus
An Associated Press Ipsos poll finds a majority optimistic about President Bush's second term but worried about Iraq. Most respondents deem Iraq the top priority, with 53 percent unlikely to see a stable Iraqi government. Attitudes on optimism and security vary as Bush plans domestic reforms.
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Protests in Russia clog traffic for second day
Pensioners and veterans protested in St. Petersburg and other cities over welfare cuts. Demonstrators blocked Nevsky Prospect chanting for Putin to step down and demanding a right to life. Police remained largely stationary as officials blamed regional leaders for mismanagement of new social programs.
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FDA poised to decide on over the counter Plan B access
Washington negotiations over whether morning-after contraception should be sold in drugstores without a prescription ignite partisan clash. Advocates say OTC access reduces unwanted pregnancies and abortions, while opponents warn it could encourage risky sex among teens. A current FDA memo notes non medical issues are not part of the decision.
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Prison journalist Wilbert Rideau freed after 43 years in Louisiana
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