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Pfizer said Tuesday that dendritic cells – stem cells grown from two types of lymphocytes harvested from patients’ blood – were found to be highly protective against hepatitis C viruses when administered as “boosters”…
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is going after Terry McAuliffe over his response to a racist video attacking the LGBT community that passed through his Virginia campaign before he announced it. Kennedy posted a message…
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On Saturday, NY Times Book Club chose “Maya and the Three,” Elena Ferrante’s follow-up to “My Brilliant Friend.” The novel was published last summer, and sparked a national cultural furore. Ferrante’s novel follows the…
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Abdulaziz Moumas, chief deputy prosecutor in Mannheim, showed photos of 14-year-old Suma Ali, who was kidnapped and tortured during the war in Iraq before she was married to a militant who then left her…
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Written by By Staff Writer The racing legend Alex Zanardi has left a hospital following his year-long battle with a severe spinal cord injury after competing in his first race since he fell at…
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Story highlights Beef has gone through a $30-per-head spike since the beginning of the year. A few cold fiscal quarters mean beef prices are poised to stay high, with no relief in sight. The…
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Queens native Krysten Ritter is reuniting with her Breaking Bad producer, Melissa Bernstein, in the soapy new ABC drama, Good Girls. Ritter plays Annie Parker, a working single mom who suffers from a debilitating…
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The Austrian government has introduced a draft bill to legalize assisted suicide, according to The Telegraph. The bill was presented by the Social Democratic Party, and was supported by the socialist-environmental Greens coalition government,…
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