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...killing her parents, she and her three young brothers roamed the forests in search of food and shelter. "We learned to survive from the old people who had lived through the Second World War," she explains. "They told us how to cook tree buds into a kind of bread. They were surprised by this war. They said the last war wasn't anything like this one. They said there was a lot more butchery in this...
Still, the appearance of any compound that can positively alter the course of this relentless disease is cause for cautious celebration. "Half a loaf," observes University of Chicago neurologist Dr. Barry Arnason, whose research helped stimulate interest in beta interferon, "is a lot better than no bread." If the FDA goes along with the panel's recommendation and approves the drug, says Stephen Reingold, chief of research for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, "I predict it will be used widely -- and it should...
...wheels and zoom around the city, it is discovered that time moves more slowly for people in motion. In this world, however, the happiest people are those who have stopped competing to live in the fastest house, but instead "rise in the morning, take baths, eat plaited bread and ham, work at their desks, listen to music, talk to their children, lead lives of satisfaction...
Some of the women refugees packed into a schoolhouse have received only soup made of bread, oil and water for weeks; they lie on their blankets all day long. At 105, Fatima Malokos has suffered through all of Yugoslavia's 20th century wars. "In World War I they only fought, in the second they only burned some houses," she says. "In this one they just shell civilians. This one is the worst...
...Serb, saw the Bosnian police drag her husband away in June as a suspected sniper; she figures he is dead by now. Yet she stood in line last week at a food- distribution center with her Bosnian Muslim neighbors. Like them, she gets two half-slices of bread for elderly relatives. "We share every piece of bread, every cigarette," she says. "But we're all reaching the point where we can't go on much longer...