Reprehensible behavior, combat veterans and military experts say, is an ever-present risk when troops in their teens and early 20s are thrown into nerve-racking battle for months at a time.
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Reprehensible Behavior Is a Risk of Combat, Experts Say
Cancer experts say a snowballing body of evidence shows that the number of cases that can be helped by early detection through widespread screening are small in number.
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News Analysis: Cancer Screening May Be More Popular Than Useful
Two and a half years into the crusade against distracted driving, automakers are equipping vehicles with new technology that might circumvent the 34 state laws that prohibit text messaging behind the wheel, which 95 percent of Americans say is dangerous. The manufacturers say the new hands-free text-messaging systems will reduce the risk of distraction. Safety advocates aren’t so sure. And experts say it will require careful analysis to determine whether laws that ban drivers from sending and receiving text messages will apply to hands-free methods. Read full article > >
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Automakers embrace hands-free text-messaging technology
Two and a half years into the crusade against distracted driving, automakers are equipping vehicles with new technology that might circumvent the 34 state laws that prohibit text messaging behind the wheel, which 95 percent of Americans say is dangerous. The manufacturers say the new hands-free text-messaging systems will reduce the risk of distraction. Safety advocates aren’t so sure. And experts say it will require careful analysis to determine whether laws that ban drivers from sending and receiving text messages will apply to hands-free methods. Read full article > >
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Cyberspies and criminals steal what is estimated to be tens of billions of dollars worth of data from U.S. companies each year. Yet experts say few companies report these losses to shareholders. Now the Securities and Exchange Commission is pressing for more disclosure , issuing new guidelines this week that make clear that publicly traded companies must report significant instances of cybertheft or attack, or even when they are at material risk of such an event. Read full article > >
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Blood tests that seek to tell people their biological age are going on sale, but some experts say the tests will not provide any useful information.
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A Blood Test Offers Clues to Longevity
It was one of the most embarrassing details about the Osama bin Laden raid: the supposedly ascetic Bin Laden was hiding out not in a cave but in a million-dollar mansion. But local real-estate experts say that figure was wildly exaggerated. Instead,…
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Bin Laden House Worth ‘Far Less’ Than $1M
Terrorism experts say Bin Laden had been largely a symbolic figure in recent years who had little if any direct role in a metastasizing terrorist threat worldwide.
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Bin Laden’s Death Doesn’t Mean the End of Al Qaeda
Some American officials and experts say that the steady growth in Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal is more than it needs to deter its regional rival, India.
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Pakistani Nuclear Arms Pose Challenge to U.S. Policy
The chaos in Egypt is laying bare a stark fact, Middle East experts say: In the Arab world, American words may not matter.
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With Egypt, Diplomatic Words Often Fail
A new vaccine against pneumonia is being rolled out in Africa which, experts say, could eventually save more than half a million lives a year globally.
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High hopes for new pneumonia jab
Some experts say the community college that suspended Jared L. Loughner could have done more to help him.
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College’s Policy on Troubled Students Is Under Scrutiny
Protests linked to Haiti’s cholera epidemic spread to the capital Port-au-Prince, as experts say the country is vulnerable to further outbreaks.
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Cholera clashes spread in Haiti
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