Obama launches final push to win congressional support for a strike on Syria - The Washington Post

Obama launches final push to win congressional support for a strike on Syria - The Washington Post
 
 LEGAL AWARENESS WELFARE (LAW):
 Majority humans never support a wrong doer and ultimately he or she is let in his or her loneliness to suffer forever and after effect of his or her wrong deeds rests on his or her generations forever.

Limited Strike on Syria Will Lead to Deeper Intervention - Room for Debate - NYTimes.com

Limited Strike on Syria Will Lead to Deeper Intervention - Room for Debate - NYTimes.com

LEGAL AWARENESS WELFARE (LAW):

Better it is to let Syria settle its matter itself without any foreign intervention or interference except UN being the most competent, authenticated and empowered organization of the whole world countries except a very quite few.

 

Obama to Visit Capitol Hill to Make Case for Syria Strike - ABC News

Obama to Visit Capitol Hill to Make Case for Syria Strike - ABC News

LEGAL AWARENESS WELFARE (LAW):


Mr. Obama and his cronies seem determined to begin another war on the face of the earth that would cause massacres and ruins of living beings and their haves. If in case US does so, it would do so at its own risks and consequences if US itself survives till when there would be international judicial justified justice's hearings. May our world be blessed!

                            

Frum: Four questions for backers of Syria mission - CNN.com

Frum: Four questions for backers of Syria mission - CNN.com
 LEGAL AWARENESS WELFARE (LAW):

Notwithstanding, for whatever reason US in case attacks Syria that would be 'stoning at the beehive' towards creating an uncontrollable  massive war in the region that may spread as like as another cursive world war.

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47 die of MERS virus in Saudi Arabia: health ministry | HEALTH - geo.tv

47 die of MERS virus in Saudi Arabia: health ministry | HEALTH - geo.tv


HEALTH AWARENESS WELFARE (HAW): Healthfulness is a great blessing

// RIYADH:Another three people have died in Saudi Arabia after contracting the MERS coronavirus, the health ministry said Sunday, bringing the kingdom's total fatalities of the SARS-like virus to 47.

A Saudi man, aged 74, died in the western city of Medina after being in contact with an infected person, the ministry said on its website.

A 56-year-old foreigner, who worked in the health sector, also died in
Medina, while another Saudi, aged 53, who suffered chronicdiseases,
died in Riyadh, the ministry added.

The health authority also announced five new cases of infection of the coronavirus, including an 18-year-old Saudi man, and a three-year-old girl in Hafr al-Baten, in the northeast, who contracted the virus after being in contact with an infected person. The three others are all Saudi nationals.

Saudi Arabia is the country worst hit by MERS, which has killed 47 in the kingdom. On Friday the World Health Organisation said the virus had killed 52 people worldwide. Saudi authorities said 96 people have been infected in the kingdom, out of a global figure of 110.

Experts are struggling to understand MERS -- Middle East Respiratory Syndrome --for which there is still no vaccine and which has an extremely high fatality rate of more than 51 percent.

It is considered a cousin of the SARS virus that erupted in Asia in 2003 and infected 8,273 people, nine percent of whom died.

Like SARS, MERS is thought to have jumped from animals to humans, and it shares the former's flu-like symptoms -- but differs by also causing kidney failure.//

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Opinion: Should U.S. strike Syria? - CNN.com

Opinion: Should U.S. strike Syria? - CNN.com
 

 

 LEGAL AWARENESS WELFARE (LAW):  No War! No War! No War!

Not at all!  The sad world deserves 'NO WAR' furthermore after recently observed the dreadful ones like that of Iraq and then Afghanistan because cursive wars destroy lives, economies and a lot of haves leaving the surviving families, relatives, friends and associates mourn lifelong forever.

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E-cigarettes as effective as patches to stop smoking | HEALTH - geo.tv

E-cigarettes as effective as patches to stop smoking | HEALTH - geo.tv


HEALTH AWARENESS WELFARE (HAW): 
E-cigarettes to stop tobacco smoking!

// PARIS:Tobacco-free electronic cigarettes are as effective as nicotine patches in weaning smokers off their habit, but both techniques are only modestly successful, a study said on Saturday.

It is the first trial to compare the increasingly popular "e-cigarette" -- a plastic tube which heats a liquid to an inhalable vapour -- against nicotine patches as an anti-smoking aid.

Researchers in Auckland, New Zealand, recruited 657 smokers who wanted to quit, and assigned them randomly to three groups.

Two groups of around 290 people were given a 13-week supply of either patches or e-cigarettes that delivered nicotine vapour.
Another 73 were given e-cigarettes without nicotine.

Six months later, the volunteers were then questioned, and their breath was analysed for carbon monoxide telltales of smoking, to rate their success in giving up tobacco.

The success rate among the nicotine e-cigarettes was 7.3 percent, compared with 5.8 percent in the patch group and 4.1 percent in the non-nicotine e-cigarette group.

None of the e-cigarette users fell ill from using the product, but the
researchers stress that its long-term safety -- an issue that has
emerged in the European Union which plans to class e-cigs as medicinal products -- remains unclear.

"E-cigarettes, with or without nicotine, were modestly effective at helping smokers to quit, with similar achievement of abstinence as with nicotine patches, and few adverse events," says the study, published by The Lancet.

But, it adds: "Uncertainty exists about the place of e-cigarettes in tobacco control, and more research is urgently needed to clearly establish their overall benefits and harms."

The probe, led by Chris Bullen at the University of Auckland, was presented this weekend at a conference of the European Respiratory Society in Barcelona, Spain, The Lancet said.//

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