North Korean children starving | Heart attacks worse for women | Pro Bowl replaces 14 players

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SEOUL, Jan. 26 (UPI) -- A drought that slashed food production by 20 percent has resulted in malnutrition for nearly 25,000 North Korean children.

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25,000 North Korean children starving amid drought SEOUL, Jan. 26 (UPI) -- A drought that slashed food production by 20 percent has resulted in malnutrition for nearly 25,000 North Korean children. FULL STORY »

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