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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 2004

Page

9

Discoverer of DNA fingerprinting wary of misuse

Alec Jeffreys who led the 1984 discovery at University of Leicester warns of genetic privacy risks as DNA databases grow. He recalls early milestones from a 9:05 lab breakthrough to use in immigration and crime cases and notes concerns over medical history and psychological data in national databases.

Leicester England Alec Jeffreys Jeffreys Dolly University of Leicester Brazil Josef Mengele Britain United States Canada

Older runners improve faster than younger, Yale study says

Yale researchers analyzed 415,000 top NYC Marathon runners over 16 years and found those over 50 gain speed faster than younger groups. Women aged 50 to 59 cut marathon times by about 2 minutes annually, while men 50 to 59 gained around 8 seconds per year. Regular exercise benefits health overall.

New Haven Conn Yale Peter Jokl New York City Jokl Yale School of Medicine Jobl

Pollution harms teens lungs in long USC study

A long term USC study tracks 1,759 children from 1993 to 2001 across 12 Southern California communities. It finds about 8 percent of 18 year olds have lung capacity under 80 percent of normal, versus 1.5 percent in low pollution areas, with effects seen across genders and asthma status.

University of Southern California Los Angeles Patrick Breysse Division of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public James Gauderman USC Keck School of Medicine New England Journal of Medicine California

Erythromycin linked to higher cardiac death risk

A large study finds erythromycin triples the risk of cardiac death when taken with drugs that raise its blood level, and doubles the risk when used alone. Researchers stress the need for cautious use of older medicines with modern drugs.

Wayne A. Ray Vanderbilt University School of Medicine Nashville Ray Mohamed Saric University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Newark Saric New England Journal of Medicine

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