Meth labs dangers shown by fumes and fires report
The CDC said meth labs in the late 1990s caused fumes fires and explosions injuring 79 police firefighters and medics across 14 states from 1996 to 1999. Officials urged hazardous materials training as labs are like mini toxic waste sites and meth production spreads nationwide.
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Mental ability declines start early study finds
Knight Ridder reports that experiments show a steady decline in processing speed and short term memory from the 20s to the 70s across varied populations. Experts note wisdom and knowledge growth partly offset declines, with peak capacity in the 40s and 50s before processing slows dominate daily tasks such as medicine adherence.
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Center For Lifespan Psychology
Berlin
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