These questions were posed to me the other day:
A well-preserved 70 year old man presents himself at hospital, claims
he's 60, and has a fake driver's license to prove it.
(1) Would any clinician think twice about treating him as if he
was 60? (I thought not.)
(2) Is there any biological or physiological measurement that could
pinpoint his actual age? (I couldn't think of any easy one.)
A virtual penny for your thoughts?
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(I_lurk,_therefore_I_am!_\ ,,, Steve Chambers
(o o) steve at chambers.ak.planet.co.nz
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