Biden's symptoms "have improved" after COVID-19 treatment: physician

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Soccer: Teguramori needs Tylenol for Rio selection headache

Soccer: Teguramori needs Tylenol for Rio selection headache

Japan's Under-23 men's soccer coach Makoto Teguramori gives instructions to his players during a friendly match at home against South Africa on June 29, 2016. "I never thought I'd have this difficult of a time deciding," Teguramori said after Japan's 4-1 win, when asked if there will be any surprises in the 18-man squad for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics he will name on July 1. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo