Studies link stock swings to heart attacks
A Duke University study links declines in a key stock index to increases in treated heart attacks at a North Carolina hospital from December 2007 to July 2009. The association weakened after adjusting for seasonal effects, suggesting the initial result may reflect a statistical fluctuation.
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Woman dies in Florida home after weeks long fast
Evelyn Boyd, 55, locked herself in a bedroom for a religious fast in Bartow Florida. Her husband, a Pentecostal preacher, says she refused to be disturbed. Family forced the door March 5 and found her dead. Investigators expect no charges. exact cause of death undetermined.
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Obama unveils No Child Left Behind overhaul plan
President Obama pledged better teachers and improved schools to close the gap with international students. The blueprint shifts from punishing schools to rewarding progress, lets states use nonmath reading measures, and proposes a $4 billion federal funding increase to boost competition for grants.
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Air Force woman ousted under dont ask dont tell after police disclosure
Jene Newsome an Air Force sergeant was honorably discharged under the dont ask dont tell policy after Rapid City police found her Iowa marriage license at her home and alerted Ellsworth base. The ACLU claims privacy violations and third party outings raise questions as Pentagon reviews the law. Newsome says police violated privacy and internal policies.
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Vatican defends pope amid German abuse scandal
The Vatican denounces attempts to drag Pope Benedict XVI into priest abuse scandals and asserts church confidentiality does not bar reporting abuse to police. The Munich case of a priest moved to community work during Benedict’s archbishopric sparked renewed scrutiny.
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Fatal blast hits Kandahar as 30 die and 47 hurt
A passing by own action squad detonated devices at Kandahar prison police HQ and two other sites late Saturday. At least 30 killed and 47 injured in the city’s worst attack in years. civilian casualties include collapsed houses and a wedding hall near the police HQ. Canadian troops previously fortified the prison after a 2008 escape.
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