Family wins limited say on Henrietta Lacks HeLa cells
The Lacks family and NIH announced an agreement giving two relatives a say on access to the HeLa cells genetic code and recognition in papers. The deal addresses privacy concerns about descendants and DNA risks while preserving research access to the infamous cell line.
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New rules target sexual assaults in the military
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is finalizing new rules to battle a military sexual assault “scourge” with aims to boost high level attention to accusations and strengthen protections for victims. Proposals include an independent military legal authority and expanding victims' roles in court martial processes, plus rapid reporting to top commanders. President Obama urged enforcement improvements and accountability, with senior officials noting reforms to the Uniform Code of Military Justice to curb commanders overturning convictions.
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Summit Summit Obama Putin postponed over Snowden row
President Obama cancels a planned summit with Vladimir Putin citing slow progress on bilateral issues and noting Russia granting temporary asylum to Edward Snowden as a factor. Kremlin officials say Obama is still welcome but fault the US for not building a stronger partnership amid tensions over Syria and other topics.
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Al-Qaida plot foiled in Yemen targets oil ports
Sanaa Yemen officials say seven suspected al Qaida militants were killed in a drone strike as authorities disrupted an audacious plan to seize two strategic oil ports in Mukalla and Bawzeer. The plot included disguises as Yemeni soldiers to strike foreigners and sabotage pipelines, amid heightened regional security concerns.
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