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A 65-year-old patient gets a mammogram in Evanston, Ill., earlier this year. Chicago Tribune via Reuters hide caption

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Panel: Begin Mammograms At 50, Not 40

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Baghdad Island (shown here in June 2009) is a 150-acre Tigris River amusement park complex. It was a popular site for weddings and other celebrations before the U.S.-led invasion in March 2003, but it was devastated by looting in the aftermath. Now, U.S. and Iraqi officials have begun renovating the park. Karim Kadim/AP hide caption

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Fun? In Baghdad? A Theme Park Seeks A Comeback

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