Scientists to probe Ozzy Osbourne's longevity

Scientists are to study Ozzy Osbourne in a bid to find out why he is still going strong after a life noted for its excesses.

Scientists to probe Ozzy Osbourne's longevity
Thu, 01 Jul, 2010 - 08:38

Scientists are to study Ozzy Osbourne in a bid to find out why he is still going strong after a life noted for its excesses.

DNA researchers in St Louis said they are part of a team working to determine why decades of substance abuse did not end the reign of the 61-year-old Prince of Darkness.

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