Sep 28, 2011 10:17AM
A recent study suggests that common household chemicals may increase the risk of breast cancer.
The principles outlined in a 7-year-old’s science fair project have helped save Reno, Nevada tens of thousands of gallons of water.
Fish nibbling around the Great Pacific Garbage Patch may be ingesting chemicals, with serious implications for the food chain.
A large study concluded that higher blood levels of these manmade chemicals are associated with hormonal effects in females aged 42 to 64.
Eating the “stinking rose” may help ward off hip osteoarthritis.
Think having a positive attitude is just pie in the sky? Maybe not.
This common cooking oil may help improve insulin sensitivity, lower inflammation and blood sugar levels, and reduce abdominal fat.
It turns out there is strong scientific truth in that old adage.
New research is worth reviewing before you reach for the supplements.
Aug 31, 2011 10:09AM
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