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Turtle invasion delays flights at Kennedy Airport
About 150 diamondback terrapin turtles crowded Runway 4L and taxiways at JFK delaying dozens of flights by about 30 minutes. Port Authority and USDA crews moved the reptiles while pilots reported sightings during the morning rush. FAA noted wildlife incidents are a persistent concern at New York area airports.
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One Third of Americans Suffer Chronic Pain Says IOM
The Institute of Medicine reports nearly one third of Americans endure chronic pain lasting weeks to months. It costs the nation at least 558 billion dollars annually in medical bills lost days and productivity, exceeding heart disease costs. Leaders urge government medical groups and insurers to reform pain management through multi facility efforts.
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False alarms in lung cancer screening CT trials spark caution
A large study shows CT lung scans save lives but trigger many false positives. Among 53,454 long-term smokers screened yearly for three years, about 40 percent had at least one suspicious finding, yet over 95 percent of follow-ups found no cancer. The results shift policy debates on screening.
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National Cancer Institute
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Dartmouth
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American Cancer Society
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