Germany Sends Six Warships to Aid Global War on Terror
Six German navy ships depart Wilhelmshaven to patrol off the Horn of Africa, part of Germanys largest naval deployment since World War I. Up to 3,900 troops including 1,800 marines to join US led effort against terrorism with plans for operations near Yemen, Sudan and Somalia.
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New York crews uncover 13 bodies at World Trade Center lobby
New York fire crews pulled 13 bodies from rubble as they opened the lobby of a collapsed World Trade Center tower. Ten were firefighters and three civilians. Union spokesman Tom Da Parma noted lower floors now lie 30 feet below ground and pockets formed by collapsed steel aided recovery. No identifications had been made.
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Court rules posthumously conceived children have inheritance rights
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court unanimously holds that children conceived after a father’s death by his frozen sperm may inherit if a genetic link to the father is proven and the father consented to posthumous conception and planned to support the child. The decision affects the Woodward case and similar disputes.
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Anti cancer protein linked to aging in mice
A Baylor College of Medicine study in Nature shows a protein protecting against cancer in youth may drive aging later. The work in mice prompts experts to consider cancer prevention and aging as interconnected, with questions about anti aging drugs and chemotherapy effects on long term aging.
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Washington Post
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
Nature
Arnold Levine
New York
Rockefeller University
Bert Vogelstein
Johns Hopkins University
Heart cells grow new muscle after transplant study
Researchers from the United States and Italy find evidence that heart muscle cells multiply after injury and that primitive cells from patients can migrate to donor hearts, forming new muscle and blood vessels. The findings appear in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Suspected firebomb debris found near Sydney charred sites
Police uncovered what appeared to be incendiary devices at two charred bush land sites near Sydney as fires rage for a 10th day. Arson suspects total 21 including 14 juveniles. authorities vow to punish acts driven by madness and wickedness.
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