Ear inflammation guidelines urge watchful waiting for most children
The American Academy of Pediatrics says most cases of otitis media with effusion in children resolve without treatment within three months. It notes 2 million affected annually and 6 million yearly unnecessary antibiotic courses, with 75 percent clearing up on their own.
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U S Troops Kill 4 Afghans in Misfire With Militia Plan
U S airstrikes killed four alleged militants in eastern Afghanistan after an attack on a convoy but local officials said the victims were policemen, signaling a deadly mix up as Afghanistan plans a new militia force to battle militants. Two American soldiers were wounded in the Gardez attack while Gen Haygul Salemankhel reported police casualties and said the convoy opened fire during a nighttime approach to a checkpoint. The Afghan Guard Force, a 2000 strong militia for Kabul, aims to augment counterinsurgency with U S led support and police cooperation.
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Foreigners pack bags after Yanbu attack
In Yanbu Saudi Arabia after a deadly attack four brothers killed five Westerners and a Saudi. Foreigners rushed to book flights while Saudis comforted traumatized students at Ibn Hayyan Secondary Boys School. The AVP attack prompted U S and British officials to respond and troops to patrol empty streets.
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Poland’s Prime Minister Resigns After EU Entry
Prime Minister Leszek Miller stepped down amid unresolved economic problems and corruption allegations, as President Kwasniewski prepared to appoint former finance minister Marek Belka as caretaker. Miller said EU membership was the administration’s key achievement.
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Schwarzenegger visits Jerusalem to dedicate museum of tolerance
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger speaks at a Jerusalem Holocaust museum site, calling for a life-affirming memorial while ambush and airstrike violence unfolds nearby. He lays wreath at Yad Vashem and rekindles the eternal flame as crowds cheer during a whirlwind visit.
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Scorsese East of Eden screening delights Tribeca crowd
A large audience packed a New York school auditorium to view Martin Scorsese’s personal print of East of Eden, highlighting its authentic portrayal of working-class life and James Dean’s rise as a star. The event linked to the Tribeca Film Festival and celebrated Dean’s posthumous Oscar note.
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