North Carolina farmer surrenders after 48 hour DC tractor siege
Dwight Watson, a Whitakers tobacco farmer, gave up peacefully from a John Deere tractor near Constitution Gardens after a 48 hour standoff with DC park police and FBI agents. No injuries reported as bomb squad inspected equipment and streets reopened.
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Willpower or genes influence binge eating study
A Swiss German American study argues a weak melanocortin 4 receptor gene may drive binge eating in some people, challenging the view that willpower alone governs overeating. In 469 severely obese adults, 5 percent with the mutation showed binge eating, versus 14 percent without. A British study found the same gene mutated in 5 percent of 500 severely obese children, suggesting genetics and environment jointly shape eating disorders.
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