Pope calls for inclusion while reaffirming bans
Pope Francis urged not to marginalize gay people and pressed that homosexual acts remain sinful, while confirming the ban on women priests and detailing Vatican reforms. He defended gays, criticized lobbies, and named reforms after Vatican Bank scandals, noting a commission will decide on its future.
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Scientists seek clear definition of cancer
A National Cancer Institute working group calls for sweeping changes in cancer detection and treatment, proposing renaming premalignant conditions such as ductal carcinoma in situ and reclassifying many lesions as idle conditions to reduce overtreatment and patient fear. The proposal, backed by leading researchers, aims for a 21st century cancer definition despite predicted years of debate and resistance.
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Verdict pending in Manning WikiLeaks court martial
On the third day of deliberations Col. Denise Lind prepared to announce Pfc. Bradley Manning's verdict on aiding the enemy, facing up to life without parole. He also faces multiple espionage, theft, and computer violations with potential 10 year terms, as sentencing could span weeks with over 20 witnesses planned.
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