Physical, Psychological Injuries Legacy of Afghan Battle

Published July 9, 2010

Physical, psychological injuries legacy of Afghan battle
There are more than 500 Canadian soldiers who have been wounded in action in Afghanistan; even more suffer from “invisible wounds” that range from mild depression to debilitating post-traumatic stress syndrome, experts say.
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Metro Vancouver air quality dropping
Air quality in Metro Vancouver is forecast to deteriorate to “moderate” levels by Thursday night and into Friday, according to monitoring data released by the province Thursday.
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Study that ‘solves’ chronic fatigue syndrome blocked
A study that supports the controversial link between chronic fatigue syndrome and a new type of virus has been blocked from being published in a leading scientific journal even though it had been accepted for publication by its editors. The study, by virologists working for the US Government’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA), is believed to support earlier findings published last October …
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