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Terence Risby is professor emeritus in the Department of Environmental Health at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health.Terence received a PhD in Chemistry from Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine London in 1970. His post-doctoral fellowships took him to the University of Madrid and the University of North Carolina. Terence’s current research interest is the use of breath biomarkers in clinical molecular epidemiological studies.
March 31, 2014
Will the future see crime scene investigators collecting breath samples from potential perpetrators to identify them? In a word: no.
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June 10, 2013
Jumping on the breath biomarker bandwagon is tempting, but a number of failures to observe the fundamental rules of good science have cast doubt over the technique. Here, the authors describe best practice, from collection to clinical evaluation.
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