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PRESIDENT BUSH'S pointman on 9/11 health will resign a week before the sixth anniversary of the terrorist attacks. Dr. John Agwunobi will leave his post as an assistant health secretary Sept. 4 to oversee Wal-Mart's expanding health and wellness unit. Jordan Lite Cops found Leos Tseng, 29, in his Kew Gardens Hills apartment and an arsenal - 46 handguns, 12 rifles, a shotgun and numerous swords, silencers and ammo, police said. Tseng was arrested and charged with criminal possession of a loaded firearm, assault on a police officer and resisting arrest. Michael White

Dr. John Agwunobi will leave his post as an assistant health secretary Sept. 4 to oversee Wal-Mart's expanding health and wellness unit. Jordan Lite The so-called 421-a bill will let families making up to $88,000 a year qualify for new condominiums and apartments in developments such as Queens West. The bill will also apply to the Atlantic Yards development in Brooklyn, where affordable apartments will now have to be built at the same time - and in the same buildings - as the market-rate ones. Adam Lisberg

\"This alarming citywide increase underscores how C-section has become a method of convenience rather than necessity, even though it can present tremendous risks for an expecting mother,\" said Elan McAllister, president and co-founder of Choices in Childbirth.

\"It's easily the greatest thing I've ever done in my life, and also the easiest decision I ever made,\" said Anthony DeGiulio, 32, the altruistic donor who got the idea from a TV program. None of them knew who their donor or recipient would be before the surgeries, but the donors didn't have to think long about whether they'd give their kidney to a stranger. \"I didn't care who it would go to; I knew it would save a life - and save [Barbara Asofsky]'s life,\" said Douglas Asofsky, a bank veep. Some of his friends and family thought DeGiulio was \"nuts\" to donate his kidney, he said. \"I wish it was more common,\" he noted. \"I sacrificed three days of my life, and this woman gets her life back. If I could feel like this every day, I'd do it any day of the week.\"

\"I'm seeing an epidemic of new cases,\" New York allergist Dr. Clifford Bassett told Newsweek for this week's edition.

Deaths from those fatal mixes skyrocketed by more than 3,000% between 1983 and 2004. Deaths from prescription or over-the-counter drugs alone rose by more than 500%, a review of nearly 50 million death certificates in the Archives of Internal Medicine shows.

\"There is no food that gives you diabetes,\" said Dr. Carla Wolper, a nutritionist at the New York Obesity Research Center at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital. \"It's being obese and overweight that gives you diabetes.\"

\"Family permission wouldn't be required to proceed with an organ donation,\" said Claire Pospisil, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Health. \"The individual's consent would suffice.\" \"So many times people have said to us, 'What? My family, my parents, my husband can say no after I signed on?' and until now the answer to that was yes, unfortunately,\" she said. \"We hope the new concept will make people secure that if they donate, that their wishes will be respected.\"