Is there such a thing as an objective science journal?
Studies published in peer-reviewed journals become the basis for everything from the advice your doctor gives you to the very laws that govern us. A journal’s ability to tell good science from bad is...
View ArticleExaggerations in 9/11 illnesses
As the May trial date for the first set of 9/11 health claims nears, thousands are suing the City and contractors, claiming that even short-term exposure to “toxic dust” at the WTC site has caused...
View ArticleOn Earth Day, praise BPA
How could there be such a discrepancy between the scientific facts (BPA is safe) and popular belief (that it is posing myriad threats to our health)?
View ArticlePresident’s cancer panel reveals activist media are the real cancer
While aggrandized, one-sided views have always been common on issues of environment and health, the thought of the government perpetuating them is “alarming” to say the least
View ArticleThe truth about chemicals
The Environmental Protection Agency plans to regulate five commonly used chemicals and says more will be added to the list regularly. Chemicals are under increasing scrutiny and the trend is toward...
View ArticleThe biggest unfounded health scares of 2010
Ten things that you shouldn't be afraid of.
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