Connecticut fires two for anthrax hoax
Two state workers, Joseph Farvmarz and David Sattler, were fired by the Department of Environmental Protection for a 2001 anthrax hoax that led to the evacuation of more than 800 people. Farvnarz had been convicted last December of lying to federal agents about the powder found near a mispelled note.
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Fatigue and insomnia linked to early heart attack signs in women
A Circulation study of 515 women found 95 percent reported unusual fatigue or sleep problems as early indicators up to a month before heart attack. Other common early signs included sleep disturbance and shortness of breath, with chest pain reported by only 30 percent. Researchers note applicability to men remains uncertain.
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