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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 2002

Page

9

Architects propose to build tallest skyscrapers at WTC site

Nine designs for the World Trade Center site reveal plans to surpass Malaysia’s Petronas Towers with towers up to 2,100 feet. Proposals include a memorial park and reflecting pools, with a separate international contest for the memorial. Selection by January 31, 2002, aims to honor 2,792 victims.

WTC New York World Trade Center Sevral Malaysia Petronas Daniel Libeskina Life Lower Manhattan Development Corp Port Authority of New York and New Jersey George Pataki

New test may be most accurate for predicting cancer survival chances

Boston researchers report a new cancer genetic testing method that may better predict if breast cancer will spread, potentially sparing anxiety and chemotherapy. The experimental approach, developed at the Netherlands Cancer Institute with Rosetta Inpharmatics, could extend to other cancers, with broader use possible in coming years.

Boston Carlos Caldas University of Cambridge England Netherlands Cancer Institute Rosetta Inpharmatics Kirkland, Wash

Gene chip study links 70 genes to breast cancer spread

Dutch researchers examined tumor samples from 295 women under 53 using a chip to profile 25 000 genes. They found 70 genes whose expression patterns predict metastasis and mortality, with high-risk patients showing 50 percent spread and 45 percent death in ten years, while low-risk patients had 85 percent recurrence-free and 95 percent survival.

Study links combat service to higher divorce risk

Lawrence Streeby, a Korean War veteran, recalls brutal cold and a knee wound, later marrying three times before settling. New research finds men who fought in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam were 62 percent more likely to divorce than peers, highlighting lasting marital strain from frontline service.

Salt Lake City Lawrence Streeby Korea Streeby Portland Ore U.S

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