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Texas Town Welcomed Drilling, Now Fears Pollution
Tests of the region's air found elevated levels of the cancer-causing chemical benzene.
January 12, 2010
- Science
Autism Called Urgent Public Health Concern; 1 in 100 Children Affected
Parents seek more research on causes and effective treatments.
How to Safely Combat Menopause Symptoms With Hormone Therapy
Younger women tormented by hot flashes are coming back for an ultralow dose.
Gene Stops Tumors, but Only When It's Gone
Losing one copy of DICER1 speeds cancer's growth, but cutting both copies halts its spread.
December 02, 2009
- Science
Aggressive Childhood Nerve Cancer Shows a Weakness
By activating the tumor suppressor p53, a new drug may slow the malignancy, a study in mice shows.
November 12, 2009
- Science
Sex and BPA Don't Mix, Say Researchers
Adding to toxicity concerns, the chemical might be bad news for the bedroom. But how bad?
Do Your Genes Determine Which Diet Means Weight-Loss Success?
Maybe, though the science of personalized diets is young. But you can tinker on your own.
10 Ways to Ease Those Menopause Symptoms
Acupuncture, exercise, and deep breathing can all help you glide through the transition.
Health Buzz: Americans Exposed to Radiation and Other Health News
Weight-loss drugs are flagged; how health insurance reform may raise young adults' premiums.
