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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2001
Page
7
A study from the European Conference on Nutrition and Cancer reports high red meat intake may generate a cancer-promoting chemical in the colon similar to tobacco smoke. It also finds high fiber intake lowers colon cancer risk by about 40 percent in a large European cohort of 106,323 people followed since 1993.
President Bush urges outlawing discrimination based on genetic testing in his weekly radio address recorded at his Crawford ranch. He notes Congress support but diverges with Democrats over the right to sue insurers or employers for damages. The issue follows ongoing debates on patients rights and genome mapping raises concerns about privacy and potential misuse in hiring and insurance. Rep. Louise Slaughter promotes federal genetic discrimination legislation with broad support in both chambers.
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