| Fatherhood Linked To Prostate Cancer Risk
ScienceDaily (Jan. 9, 2008) A new study from Danish researchers has found that childless men have a lower risk of developing prostate cancer than fathers, and that, paradoxically, the more children a father has, the lower the risk of the disease. .
Research Shows That War Isn’t Caused by Instinct
The high point of all this was in Minoan Crete from about 4000-1450 BCE: NOT a utopia, and yet the longest continuous period of peace and progress that anybody can yet demonstrate. (The "world of The Bible," by contrast, has yet to be demonstrated by a single artifact "worthy" of its claim). A "high-tech," cosmopolitan, international trading culture with women very clearly at the organizational and spiritual heart of it all and the men quite intrepid and "masculine" but–most importantly—socialized to understand that, like all other things in nature, ego and self have limits. Their solar/lunar calendar, just discovered, demonstrates that their understandings of rhythms in nature were virtually always about complete "gender balances." So, where we can remember that for the first/longest period, WE WERE GETTING IT RIGHT, we can gain the confidence (and even concepts) to help us get "back" to that kind of planet.
GTx directors buy shares
GTx Inc. board members bought 2,282.21 shares of the company's stock and officers were offered 275,00 shares Monday, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Robert W. Karr, John Hoffman Pontius, Timothy R. G. Sear, Joseph R. "Pitt" Hyde III, Kenneth J. Glass, Andrew M. Clarkson and Rosemary Mazanet all bought between 209.06 and 679.44 shares, according to separate SEC Form 4 filings. Sear purchased 40,000 shares of company stock in November. That purchase followed stock buys by chairman and founder Hyde, director Clarkson, Glass, Pontius and Sear in early October. Officers Jeffrey Hesselberg, vice president of regulatory; Henry Patton Doggrell, vice president and secretary; Gregory A. Deener, vice president; James T.
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