Artifacts may reveal if Lincoln had Marfan's syndrome
A panel urged delaying genetic testing on Lincoln’s remains until methods improve. Hair strands might yield mitochondrial DNA to verify provenance, while broader gene mutation knowledge and authentication of other Lincoln specimens are needed before any destruction of materials.
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Sotalol shown to cut dangerous heart rhythms in study
In Dallas AP report, the European drug sotalol reduced ventricular tachycardia recurrence by 23 points versus other medicines after one year, with 21 percent on sotalol and 44 percent on comparators. Bristol-Myers Squibb plans Betapace branding once approved by the FDA, in a $400 million U.S. market and $1.1 billion global market.
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Mason
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