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Indian woman suicides to donate corneas to blind sons However, doctors at the Sankar Nethralaya said they doubted whether the transplant would be successful as the corneas may not have been recovered quickly enough due to legal complications arising from her death. Use of Human Corpses for Testing Decried Researchers at an Austrian university used human corpses to study how to develop better crash-test dummies, and authorities are now investigating whether the scientists should be charged with violating the dignity of the dead, a prosecutor said Tuesday. Singapore refutes Taiwan media reports of joint military exercise A Singapore Defence Ministry spokesman has refuted Taiwanese media reports that the SAF is participating in a Taiwanese joint military exercise involving foreign military consultants. Accuracy of Tsunami Death Toll Questioned The exact number identified is hard to determine. The government keeps no list — only numbers of dead and missing — and the Red Cross list does not account for scores of bodies identified by relatives and friends just after the waves struck. Israeli Government Preparing For Civil War? In what might be categorized as preparation for severe civil strife just short of civil war, the government will be conducting an exercise tomorrow at Ashkelon’s Barzilai Hospital in preparation for executing the government’s plan to expel 10,000 Jews from their homes in Gaza and Northern Samaria. Recent News: Israel airline 'plants guns on flyers' Rumsfeld Praises Haiti Peacekeeping Effort Oil Rises, Nears Record on Concern Nigeria Strike to Cut Supply Russian Navy Refutes Reports of Soviet Nuclear Torpedoes off Italian Coast

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Amputation Fetishists Extreme Example of Society's Decadence When the legless man drove up on his own to meet Dr. Michael First for brunch in Brooklyn, it wasn't just to show Dr. First how independent he could be despite his disability. It was to show Dr. First that he had finally done it - had finally managed to get both his legs amputated, even though they had been perfectly healthy. Harvard Provost OKs Stem Cell Cloning Procedure A top Harvard University official has approved the cloning of human cells to make embryonic stem cells, bringing scientists here closer to launching an audacious -- and controversial -- effort to battle juvenile diabetes, Parkinson's disease, and other maladies in powerful new ways. Bird flu epidemic could kill as many as 750,000 in Britain: estimate Hundreds of thousands of people may die and one quarter of the work force could be absent if Britain were hit by a bird flu pandemic, a senior government official said. Chicken Embryos Turn Blood Stem Cells into Brain Cells Researchers have used chicken embryos to convert blood stem cells into brain cells, promising new methods of using a person's own stem cells to treat nervous system injuries and diseases. "Smart" Nanoparticles Target Tumors "Smart" nanoparticles have been developed that use a tumor's acidity to deliver drugs to cancerous cells while sparing healthy. Bacterial Circuit Could Build Nanoscale Machines Electrodes have been used to trap, interrogate and release individual bacteria in a bio-electronic circuit that could be used to construct nanoscale machines. Air Force Wants Big Boost in Predator Fleet In a major boost to San Diego-based General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc., the Air Force said Friday that it planned to spend nearly $6 billion for more than 140 of the company's unmanned Predator spy planes. First glimpses of 2 distant planets Recent News: Rock dust grows extra-big vegetables Chip plugs brain into computer Russian Man Grows Penis on Arm

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