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Avoiding Risk at Your Own Risk

Avoiding Risk at Your Own Risk

Studies Show Childhood Vaccination Exemptions May Be Overused, Create Larger Public Health Problems

By Zach Gottlieb | Posted February 26, 2010

Psychedelic Therapy

Psychedelic Therapy

New research shows psychedelics might hold therapeutic potential for those dealing with death

By Alex Liu | Posted February 24, 2010

Tackling Heart Trouble in the Developing World

Tackling Heart Trouble in the Developing World

A new pilot study suggests that pacemakers can be safely reused

By Valerie Ross | Posted February 14, 2010

Harlequin Syndrome

Harlequin Syndrome

The story of a startling reflection

By Emily Elert | Posted February 11, 2010

Getting Scientific With Psychotherapy

Getting Scientific With Psychotherapy

Science-based accrediting system emerges in clinical psychology

By Zach Gottlieb | Posted January 20, 2010

Deer Hunters at Risk

Deer Hunters at Risk

Lead bullets contaminate venison and can raise human blood lead levels

By Michael Glenn Easter | Posted January 8, 2010

Internet-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a New Option for Depression

Internet-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a New Option for Depression

Study shows treatment options aren’t limited to the therapist’s couch

By Brett Israel | Posted November 22, 2009

Forgotten Memories Linger in the Brain

Forgotten Memories Linger in the Brain

Your brain may remember something, even when you can’t

By Valerie Ross | Posted November 16, 2009

Nitric Oxide Holds Promise for Better Antibiotics

Nitric Oxide Holds Promise for Better Antibiotics

Researchers may improve antibiotics by targeting nitric oxide in bacteria

By Alyson Kenward | Posted November 13, 2009

Weightlifting with Lymphedema

Weightlifting with Lymphedema

Pumping iron may be safe after breast cancer surgery, but doctors urge caution.

By Lindsey Konkel | Posted November 12, 2009

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