Missouri anti Semitic pastor sits out his own trial
The Rev Gordon Winrod 73 leader of Our Savior's Church dismissed the case calling it a Jewish fiasco and refused to attend his kidnapping trial in Gainesville He chose to represent himself and would not let his public defender participate Prosecutors allege he kidnapped six grandchildren from their fathers in North Dakota in the mid 1990s and hid them on his farm, facing up to 30 years.
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Gordon Winrod
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Winrod
Our Savior's Church
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Massachusetts charges dropped in 1965 gangland murder
Prosecutors dropped charges Tuesday against Joseph Salvati and Peter Limone, two men who maintained they were framed by FBI misconduct in a 1965 underworld killing of Edward Deegan. Salvati, 68, and Limone, 66, spoke as relatives watched in court.
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Peter Limone
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Teddy” Deegan
Artificial heart trial approved by FDA for AbioCor device
The FDA approved a Massachusetts firm Abiomed to test its AbioCor fully implantable artificial heart in five patients in a human trial. If successful, the study could expand to about 25 more, with eventual full approval possible. The device weighs about two pounds and uses internal and external batteries with transcutaneous energy transmission to reduce infection risk.
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Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Abiomed Inc
Food and Drug Administration
Edward Berger
Barney Clark
FDA
AbioCor
Genetic IL12B link to type 1 diabetes found
A common IL12B gene variant may raise type 1 diabetes risk by boosting interleukin 12 activity. Researchers in Nature Genetics report mice and human data show the more active version occurs more often in people with type 1 diabetes, suggesting a genetic and immune system connection.
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Nature Genetics
Yale study links long breast feeding to lower cancer risk
Yale University researchers report that women who breast fed for two years or more cut breast cancer risk by half. The study, based in rural China, shows benefits before and after menopause and aims to shift cultural attitudes toward longer breastfeeding despite low U S rates.
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New Haven, Conn
China
Yale University
United States
Developing Countries
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