Ward of court case tests religious protection for child care
A healthy one-year-old boy in Oklahoma City was made a ward of the state after a jury found the state may intervene if religious beliefs could harm a child. The Court ordered ongoing health monitoring by Welfare with parents facing questioning over their refusal to seek medical care for their infant daughter who died of pneumonia after no doctor was called.
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Illionis scientist eyes slowing aging to gain decades
Illiniois biochemist Dr. Alan Richardson reports at the American Aging Association meeting that slowing protein synthesis in rat cells by 70 percent between month one and year two suggests aging may be genetically regulated. He envisions extending human lifespans by decades if aging is controlled, while noting social and ethical implications.
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Alan Richardson
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Ilinois State University
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Washington
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