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No Clear Pattern of Illness Among Vets of First Gulf War (HealthDay via Yahoo...
TUESDAY, Sept. 12 (HealthDay News) -- A U.S. Institute of Medicine review of 850 studies finds no consistent pattern of illness among veterans of the first Gulf War, although some studies do suggest these veterans might be at heightened risk for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and brain tumors.
Dude! There's a fair stand selling, like, hemp stuff (York Daily Record)
Sep 12, 2006 — So, it's like, dude, there I am, walking along and chillin' and checking out the freaks and geeks and old people and stuff and I turn the corner and it's like, dude, this dude is like selling hemp.
Hemp to captain county side (The Royal Gazette)
If preparing for his Bermuda debut wasn’t enough, veteran county cricketer David Hemp has just been named captain of Glamorgan.
Q-Ray bracelet buyers were misled: U.S. judge (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Put the Q-Ray bracelet on the shelf along with purported baldness cures and feel-good tonics, according to a federal judge who ruled on Friday the jewelry did not relief pain as advertised.
Q-Ray bracelet buyers were misled -U.S. judge (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Put the Q-Ray bracelet on the shelf along with purported baldness cures and feel-good tonics after a federal judge ruled on Friday the jewelry did not quell pain as advertised.
No Clear Pattern of Illness Among Vets of First Gulf War (Health Scout)
But they may be at higher risk for ALS, brain cancer, report notes.
Glamorgan turn to Hemp after Croft quits as captain (Times Online)
THE end of Robert Croft’s tenure as captain has come earlier than expected after Glamorgan announced his resignation with a fortnight left of what has been another unhappy season.
BREAKING THE PATTERN (Duluth News Tribune)
The Duluth International Airport was touched with pink as Gerald Cooper walked toward the airplane.
Out pattern (Boston Globe)
Deion Branch walked into the office of his agent, Jason Chayut, yesterday and wasn't sure what was going on.
Mysteries of Kilimanjaro (Kansas City InfoZine)
Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is Africa's highest mountain, and although it has been studied scientifically for over 100 years, it still hides some mysteries. Andreas Hemp has conducted extensive research on Kilimanjaro and reveals some of the mountain's secrets in an article published in the African Journal of Ecology.
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