Fasting in mice shows health benefits similar to reduced calories
A new study finds mice fed every other day gain health advantages comparable to a 40 percent calorie cut, despite eating twice on nonfasting days. Researchers plan human trials comparing time-restricted eating with normal intake, noting potential benefits for obesity and aging, while stressing ongoing uncertainty.
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Sniper suspect Malvo laughed as he confessed, court told
Fairfax County detective testified that Lee Boyd Malvo laughed while recounting two deadly shootings, saying after one shot a lawn mower kept going. She noted he was read rights, signed a Miranda waiver, and appeared unconcerned. Prosecutors push to admit the confession amid ongoing legal challenges.
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North Korea proposes disarmament for aid deal
The United States reviews a North Korean plan to dismantle missiles and nuclear facilities in exchange for substantial economic benefits. Talks in Beijing included China with the US and North Korea, and allied nations weighing the plan against past U S proposals tied to energy and food aid.
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Egyptian seaman dies on Amazon port ship in suspected anthrax case
U S law enforcement monitors the death of Soliman Ibrahim a Egyptian seaman bound for Canada who fell ill after opening a suitcase on a bauxite carrier at Porto Trombetas in the Amazon. He died that night with blood vomiting. Brazilian officials cite a possible terrorist plot but release few details. A necropsy at Belem found bacteria destroying organs with colonies resembling anthrax or an extremely virulent bacterium.
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Punitive Cuba measures considered by Bush administration
The Bush administration weighs punitive economic steps against Cuba after the Cuban crackdown on dissidents. Colin Powell says policies are under review amid a deteriorating human rights situation, with talks of tighter travel and remittance rules, export license suspensions, and smaller diplomatic missions.
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Wake Forest researchers breed cancer resistant mice
Wake Forest University researchers led by Dr. Zheng Cui developed a line of cancer resistant mice in Winston Salem. After injecting a virulent cancer, one male repeatedly remained disease free and when bred, roughly half the offspring inherited resistance, suggesting a genetic basis. Transplanted cancer triggered strong white blood cell responses, with some mice never developing cancer while others formed and eliminated it.
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New York City Memorial Design Competition Opens
A 18 plus design contest to build a memorial for the Sept 11 attacks and the 1993 World Trade Center bombing began Monday in New York City. Applicants pay $25 and must register by May 29, with designs due by June 30. A 13 member panel will pick about five finalists and a winner in the fall. Guidelines are on wwtcsitememorial.org.
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