Study on violence toward women on the job in Albany
A SUNY Albany study finds women face equal or greater risk of workplace violence than men, with health care, education, and social services workers most at risk. About 260,000 women annually are victims. homicide is the leading cause of death for women at work.
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Center For Women In Government
State University of New York At Albany
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sharon Harlan
Harlan
Leslie Wolfe
Center For Women Policy Studies
Washington, D.C
Wolfe
Gene hint of female inherited source linked to male homosexuality
Scientists report a possible X chromosome region from mothers influencing male sexual orientation, noting genes may contribute but do not determine orientation. The study examined 32 gay brothers, finding two thirds shared versions of the region, while results do not prove a gene exists and acknowledge other factors.
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Dean Hamer
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Hamer
National Cancer Institute
Nature Genetics
University of Colorado
Whitehead Institute For Biomedical Research
Cambridge
Mass
Elliot Gershon
National Institute of Mental Health
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