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...addition to his wife, Malt is survived by his mother, Ruth of St. Louis; his son, Bradford of Boston; his two daughters, Barbara of Allentown, Pa. and Margaret of Cambridge; and two grandsons...
Will the malternatives increase demand for the parent brands? "It's not why we're doing this," says Diageo's Thompson. "But that would be nice." --By Laura Bradford...
Intriguingly, some people seem to be more efficient at thermogenesis than others. Researchers led by Dr. Bradford Lowell at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston last month pinpointed three genes that may account for at least some of that variation. Mice that lack the genes, they reported in Science, grow grossly obese when fed a high-calorie diet enriched with fat and sucrose. By contrast, normal mice fed the same diet gain very modest amounts of weight...
...allegations in recent weeks. In Milwaukee, the reverberations of last week's disclosure have only begun. The longer the church has to fight to protect its assets, the more likely it is that the real cost will be measured in faith. --Reported by John U. Bacon/Ann Arbor, Laura Bradford and Julie Rawe/New York, Matt Kelly/Providence, Adam Pitluk/Dallas and Sean Scully/Los Angeles
That doesn't mean pharmaceutical weight control is forever out of the question. "In the next 10 years," says Dr. Bradford Lowell, an associate professor of medicine at Harvard and an expert on obesity, "we'll be able to determine the complete wiring diagram for body-weight control." And once scientists understand the entire system, not just a few of its components, they may be ready to design drugs that will make obsolete the drastic surgery that Carnie Wilson underwent. --Reported by Heather Won Tesoriero/New York