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Children May Be Exposed to Higher Chemical Concentrations Than Their Mothers: Scientific American

Children May Be Exposed to Higher Chemical Concentrations Than Their Mothers: Scientific American

4 months ago
Children under 5 living near a chemical plant in West Virginia were found to have higher concentrations of an industrial chemical than their mothers.
Could Public Health Benefits Make Combating Climate Change Free?: Scientific American

Could Public Health Benefits Make Combating Climate Change Free?: Scientific American

5 months ago
Climate change threatens human health, therefore reducing greenhouse gas emissions may help our medical well-being, too
States Cut Funding For Tobacco Prevention To The Lowest Level Since 1999

States Cut Funding For Tobacco Prevention To The Lowest Level Since 1999

6 months ago
Only 12% of the sum recommended by the CDC.
Fear-Resistance: How Worried Should We Be about "Totally Drug-Resistant" Tuberculosis?: Scientific American

Fear-Resistance: How Worried Should We Be about "Totally Drug-Resistant" Tuberculosis?: Scientific American

4 months ago
An Indian clinic's claim of totally untreatable TB ignited public fears, but experts say poor disease management is the real threat
Kerry Washington On Bringing Washington 'Scandal' To TV | KBIA

Kerry Washington On Bringing Washington 'Scandal' To TV | KBIA

1 month ago
Kerry Washington knows that her new drama, Scandal, will inevitably be compared to another drama about D.C.: The West Wing. Scandal tells Audie Cornish on
Here's Why People Who Live To 100 Are Better Than The Rest Of Us

Here's Why People Who Live To 100 Are Better Than The Rest Of Us

6 months ago
It's not luck.
Services without Tears - Jeffrey D. Sachs - Project Syndicate

Services without Tears - Jeffrey D. Sachs - Project Syndicate

6 months ago
A famous claim in economics is that the costs of services (such as health care and education) tend to increase relative to the costs of goods (such as food, oil, and machinery). But a sharp decline in the costs of health care, education, and other services is now possible, thanks to the ongoing revolution in information...
Have sleep problems? Ask your doctor about cognitive behavioral therapy | The Incidental Economist

Have sleep problems? Ask your doctor about cognitive behavioral therapy | The Incidental Economist

14 days ago
Have you ever seen a commercial that says, If you have insomnia, ask your doctor about cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)? I haven't. But I have seen many
Counting the cost: the hidden price of coal power

Counting the cost: the hidden price of coal power

2 months ago
It's difficult to put a price on things like taking a mountain completely off the map or putting a ton of mercury into the atmosphere. But that hasn't stopped researchers from trying.
Sins Of The Cloud | TechCrunch

Sins Of The Cloud | TechCrunch

25 days ago
Rip Empson is a writer and rabble-rouser at TechCrunch. He covers startups, music, social, mobile, health, and education. You can reach him at rip[at]techcrunch[dot]com → Learn More

Almost 1 in 3 in U.S. have sleepwalked - study | Reuters

2 days ago
May 15 (Reuters) - Close to one in three people in theUnited States may sleepwalk during their lives, according to aU.S. study that said severe depression and other sleep disordersmay increase the possibility.A
What Do We Know About Fluoride? - Brian Resnick - Health - The Atlantic

What Do We Know About Fluoride? - Brian Resnick - Health - The Atlantic

3 months ago
Earlier this year, officials in Pinellas County in Florida decided to remove the cavity-fighting chemical from its water supply. They weren't the first, and won't be last. Was it a mistake?
Oh, no! School wi-fi is making our kids sick! (2012 edition) : Respectful Insolence

Oh, no! School wi-fi is making our kids sick! (2012 edition) : Respectful Insolence

3 months ago
As I survey the lack of reason that infests--nay, permeates every fiber of--my country, sometimes I despair. Whether it's because of the freak fest that the race for the Republican nomination has become, with each candidate seemingly battling to prove...
Working Long Hours Can Be Depressing, Truly : Shots - Health Blog : NPR

Working Long Hours Can Be Depressing, Truly : Shots - Health Blog : NPR

4 months ago
People who work long hours are more likely to become depressed, even if they're working in the executive suite. That's according to a study of British civil servants. Other studies have found that people with higher incomes are less vulnerable to depression, but they didn't factor in work hours.
Fighting Counterfeit Drugs With Mobile Technology | Fast Company

Fighting Counterfeit Drugs With Mobile Technology | Fast Company

4 months ago
Counterfeit drugs are a huge problem in Africa and elsewhere. HP and the African social enterprise network mPedigree team up to help ensure patients that the medicine they're taking will cure them, not harm them.
 
 

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