Charity News from Tuesday, Jul. 23, 2002New Computational Biology Center Will Boost Cancer ResearchMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center | With the recruitment of computational biologist Chris Sander, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center begins a new initiative to develop computational methods in basic biology and cancer research and to obtain medical knowledge from the human genome. When It's Too Hot To Cook, Skip The Fast Foods: Assemble Healthful, Cooling Entrées In Minutes American Institute for Cancer Research | When it's too hot to cook, some people resort to fast food that are usually high in fat and calories but low in nutrients. Instead, the health-conscious can use the AICR's new, no-cook recipes of quick meals that are easy on cooks and waistlines. Houston Man Wins National Humane Images Photo Contest American Humane Association | American Humane today announced that the Grand Prize winner of this year's Humane Images Photo Contest is Patrick Hovey of Houston, Texas. Hovey's winning photograph was entered in the Wildlife category and depicted a mother monkey nursing her young.
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