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Managing chemicals to protect children

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The American Academy of Pediatrics says that chemical-management policies have to be revised to better protect children, pregnant women, and the elderly.
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Breakthrough discovery for cystic fibrosis treatment

Discovery of antitoxin provides promising new treatment for cystic fibrosis....
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How to find whole grains

Whole grains can reduce the risk of diseases, but separating real from fake can be confusing. ...
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Japan's psychology after the earthquake

The recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan is taking a psychological toll, but it could also help bring the country together....
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How to live longer

Scientists have unlocked some surprising secrets about why some people live longer than others....
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Why do we smile?

Scientists work toward a grand, unifying theory of why humans smile....
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Government rethinks fluoride in drinking water

The federal government is rethinking how much fluoride should be put in drinking water. Anti-fluoridation activists feel vindicated....
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A vaccine for malaria? The army wants to know.

The U.S. Army is testing a new vaccine for Malaria. Someone had to be willing to try it....
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How the UK rations health care

The United Kingdom tries to direct health care resources where they'll make the biggest impact. But the agency responsible is under fire. ...
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The Senate's new, multi-billion dollar food bill

With big, bipartisan support, the Senate just passed a new food safety bill. The actual costs of the bill may be underestimated....
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