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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1976

Page

6

Hormones and delinquency theory linked to fetal exposure

Scientists warn sex hormones during pregnancy may shape fetal development, linking virilization to later delinquency in girls and aggressive behavior in some male infants. A Columbia clinician cites seven delinquent teens, four mothers’ hormone exposure, and cases from ages 11 to 15, noting hypersexuality and other traits in virilized individuals.

Jerome Goodman Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons New York City Goodman

Scientist's view on gender traits and fetal hormones

Dr. John Money of Johns Hopkins highlights that estrogen-progesterone exposure in utero can lower aggression and athletic drive in boys. He counters 19th century beliefs that genes fix future development, noting environment and biology interact to shape outcomes.

John Money John Hopkins University Money

Safety tightened in genetic probe

The NIH issued guidelines for recombinant DNA studies to curb hazards from controversial genetic research. Dr. Donald Frederickson states the measures ban dangerous work and impose stricter standards to prevent environmental release of modified organisms. Supporters cite vast potential while critics warn of super disease risks.

Washington National Institutes of Health Donald S. Fredrickson NIH Fredrickson

Blood Test May Identify Multiple Sclerosis Virus Theory Grows

New York reports that Duke University Medical Center researchers headed by Dr. Nelson L. Levy developed a blood test in the New England Journal of Medicine. The test uses patients' white blood cells and measles-infected cells to show rosettes, suggesting MS may be virus related. Experts call it promising but require more validation against other conditions.

New York Thuke University Medical Center New England Journal of Medicine Nelson L. Levy Durham N.C Duke Martin S. Hirsch Massachusetts General Hospital Levy Hirsch

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