Cows cloned from old cells show youthful aging signs
Massachusetts scientists report six cloned cows whose cells appear as young as newborn calves, despite deriving from aged cells. Researchers say aging could be rewound in cloning, opening potential for tissue replacement but warn against overstatement. Experts note cows’ typical lifespans and limit of cell divisions temper enthusiasm.
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U S economy grows with big wage gains in Q1
The first quarter showed GDP rising 5.4 percent amid strong consumer spending and a sharp rise in wages and benefits the largest in 10 years. Labor costs climbed 1.4 percent fueling inflation worries and possible tighter Fed policy. The Dow fell early then pared losses to close down 57.40 points at 10888.10.
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OSHA Lyme disease warning to outdoor workers
OSHA warns outdoor workers to be especially wary of Lyme disease as tick activity may rise this season. David Weld of the American Lyme Disease Foundation notes high risk from deer ticks and milder winters.
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