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Death Toll Rises To 13 In Fort Hood Shooting
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersAs authorities continue to search for clues on what prompted the shooting Thursday at Ft. Hood, the death toll rose today to 13. Twenty-eight of the 31 people injured in the attack on the nation's largest military base remain hospitalized. The alleged...Tags: Television, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Afghanistan, U.S. Military, Terrorism
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Connecticut Soldier Dies From Injuries Suffered In Afghanistan
Last summer, six months before he was deployed to Afghanistan for the second time, infantry Sgt. Edwin Rivera sat in his car in the driveway of his parents' house in Waterford and explained to his mother why he was returning to war.
It was the sad...Tags: New London (New London, Connecticut), Health, Nuclear Power, Children, Afghanistan
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New Details about Accused Fort Hood Shooter
Associated PressThere was the classroom presentation that justified suicide bombings. Comments to colleagues about a climate of persecution faced by Muslims in the military. Conversations with a mosque leader that became incoherent. As a student, some who knew Nidal...Tags: Pakistan, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Afghanistan, Terrorism, Guerrilla Activity
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Easton native dies of war wounds
Of The Morning CallAn Easton native who was serving with the Army in Afghanistan died Friday of wounds he suffered March 27 when his vehicle was hit by a bomb. Sgt. Sean M. Durkin, 24, of Aurora, Colo., died at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., according...Tags: Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania), Health, Vehicles, Afghanistan, Armed Forces
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For wounded warriors, Orlando nonprofit brings healing on a leash
By the time Jason Jensen returned from his last deployment in Iraq, he already knew something was wrong. Physically, the marine had escaped the sniper fire and roadside bombing attempts that punctuated daily life, but he was not the same man who had...Tags: Iraq, Health, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Dog (animal), U.S. Department of Defense
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Obama: Flags half-staff for Fort Hood
The Swampby Mark Silva and updated The president today ordered flags flown at half-staff until Veterans Day in respect for 13 killed and 30 wounded in a shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas. "We don't know all the answers yet, and......Tags: Health, Diplomacy, U.S. Military, Armed Forces, Fort Hood (military base)
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Obama: Walter Reed tour today
The Swampby Mark Silva President Barack Obama plans a stop today at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, where some of the most wounded casualties of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are being treated -- and where the Army psychologist accused......Tags: Health, Afghanistan, George W. Bush, Armed Forces, Nidal Malik Hasan
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An ordinary boy, an extraordinary soldier
Of The Morning CallAt the church, an overhead projector beamed a slide show of moments in Sean Durkin's life, all the more poignant for being so ordinary: snapshots from the beach, a birthday party, a backyard football game. They could have been portraits of any American...Tags: Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania), Health, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Afghanistan, Armed Forces
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Yoga for Anxiety and Depression
Content Courtesy of Harvard Mental Health LetterSince the 1970s, meditation and other stress-reduction techniques have been studied as possible treatments for depression and anxiety. One such practice, yoga, has received less attention in the medical literature, though it has become increasingly...Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Afghanistan, Fatigue, Pharmaceuticals, Trials
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Services for Jesse Reed, Whitehall soldier killed in Afghanistan, will be Friday
A month ago Jesse D. Reed sent his dad a picture of a half dozen soldiers sitting in a hole a roadside bomb had blasted out of the earth in Afghanistan.
"We already lost several trucks," the Army specialist told his father, David Reed. "But don't worry,...Tags: Funeral Parlor and Crematorium, Whitehall, Health, Vehicles, Children
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The Mission Continues
Medical ReporterVision without sight. A Chicago-area soldier blinded in battle in Iraq sees a way to continue serving our country. Because of him and other brave veterans -- the mission continues. 2008. Steve Baskis was serving the army in Iraq. At 22 years old, he...Tags: Explosions, Chicago Marathon, Health, Emergency Incidents, Vehicles
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Anti-Gravity: The New Treadmill
McClatchy Tribune NewspapersA treadmill developed at NASA Ames Research Center more than a decade ago for exercising in space has seen more athletes than astronauts lately. AlterG, a Fremont, Calif., startup, has sold more than 200 of the "anti-gravity" physical therapy and...Tags: Nike, Inc., Health, Space Programs, Stanford University, Veterans Affairs
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