Studies Find Low Birth Defect Risk From Antidepressants
Dr Susan Ramin from the University of Texas Medical School cites two studies of 19 471 newborns with birth defects and 9 952 without. They tracked SSRIs mothers took in early pregnancy and found no link between SSRIs as a group and heart defects or most other defects. The finding provides reassurance for expectant mothers.
Iranian gasoline rationing sparks riots and protests
In March Iran raised subsidized gas 25 percent prompting protests as crowds surrounded filling stations. Ahmadinejad's government revived the plan with two hours notice and motorists rushed to fill up while security officials and the supreme leader faced concerns over the measure.
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Iraqi Christians flee Dora as sectarian threats intensify
In Dora Baghdad Christians abandon homes after men warn that area belongs to the Islamic State and offer three options pay a tax convert or leave. About 500 families reportedly left Dora in April and May as U.N. agencies logged 100 families in one location. U.S. forces carried out past raids but security remained fragile amid militant harassment and late May offensives.
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Bush to name envoy to Muslim solidarity group
President Bush announced the creation of a U.S. special envoy to the Organization of the Islamic Conference to improve ties with Muslim states. The appointment, first of its kind, aims to foster respectful dialogue amid anti American sentiment over the Iraq war.
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