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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1996

Page

3

Lilly trials use of homeless in drug studies sparks debate

Indianapolis report details homeless volunteers like John Carter who earned about $4,200 after eight weeks in Lilly Phase I trials for an experimental drug code named EZZB. Critics warn of underreported side effects while Lilly insists screenings weed out alcoholics and chronic conditions. Researchers note most volunteers list permanent addresses and that liver health is monitored to avoid data distortion.

Indianapolis John Carter Eli Lilly & Co Carter Pharmaceutical Lilly Wall Street Journal Ed West West Philip Brown Pharmaceutical Research Associates Charlottesville James Ash Ash

Study finds young smokers learn and recall faster

Jaime Pineda of the University of California San Diego reports at a Society for Neuroscience meeting that 12 young smokers and 12 nonsmokers showed smokers learning and recalling more quickly in a rapid word game. Yet researchers caution the small memory edge does not offset smoking’s health risks.

Washington Jaime Pineda University of California San Diego Pineda Society For Neuroscience

Ford Windstar Tops Crash Tests Among Minivans

The Insurance Institute says the 1997 Ford Windstar fared best in off set 40 mph crash tests of passenger minivans while the Pontiac Trans Sport ranked dearest. Other models mostly rated marginal or poor for occupant protection and leg injury risks.

Washington Brian O'Neill Insurance Instate For Highway Safety Pontiac

FDA Orders Milk Labels Change to Reflect Fat Content

The FDA will require milk labels to use precise terms for fat content. 2 percent milk, previously labeled as low fat, must be called reduced fat, while 1 percent can be called low fat and skim milk may be labeled fat free or nonfat. The change follows consumer complaints that 2 percent milk was misperceived as healthier.

Washington Food and Drug Administration

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