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Updated 3:36 PM ET (CBS/AP) UNITED NATIONS – Egypt’s new President Mohammed Morsi, making his debut on the global stage at the United Nations, said Wednesday that he will not rest until the civil war in Syria is brought to an end. He called the fighting there, which opposition groups say has killed at least 30,000 people, the “tragedy of the age” and one that “we all must end.” And he invited all nations to join an effort to stop the bloodshed that began about 18 months ago when opposition figures rose up against President Bashar Assad’s regime. President Morsi on the U.S. and Egypt: “We are not enemies” Morsi, an Islamist and 황금성 게임 랜드 key figure in the once-banned Muslim Brotherhood, opened his remarks to the U.N. General Assembly by celebrating himself as Egypt’s first democratically elected leader who was swept into office after what he called a “great, peaceful revolution.” Watch a “CBS This Morning” interview with Mohammed Morsi: He said the first issue for the world body should be certifying the rights of the Palestinian people. “The fruits of dignity and freedom must not remain far from the Palestinian people,” he said, adding that it was “shameful” that U.N. resolutions are not enforced. He decried Israel’s continued building of settlements on territory that the Palestinians claim for a future state in the West Bank. On...

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Some adults who were vaccinated against the measles in the 1960s may only have partial immunity. CBS News’ Dr. David Agus explained on “CBS This Morning” Friday why people who were vaccinated from 1963 to 1968 should see their doctor about potentially getting a booster shot. “Starting in 1963 we started vaccinating,” Agus said. “The first five years of the vaccine — some batches of it were not very good. None of us really know which batch we got.” “So you can either go to your doctor and say, ‘Draw a blood test and see if I have a high enough level,’ or just get the shot,” he said. “By the way, it’s a lot cheaper to just get the shot. So people who were vaccinated from 1963 to 1968 — that needs to happen.” According to Agus, those who were born before 1957 were most likely exposed to measles, meaning 95-98 percent of them have enough antibodies to fight the disease. From 1968 to 1989 doctors gave only one shot, meaning immunity among those people may be a little lower than those who received two shots.  “And so the argument is: if you’re going to a foreign country, if you’re potentially going to college — which obviously those people are probably not going to college now — [or] if you live in one of the areas where we’ve...