Reuters reporter Debra Sherman shares research she's found about cancer and diet.
I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS posted today its package on the Colorado state law and childhood obesity. So far, Rocky Mountain PBS has done a 15-minute program on it and 9News has tapped a segment on the story.
Raj Kumari lost vision in her right eye due to measles. She was never vaccinated for the disease.
Investigators at the University of Pennsylvania are studying what is takes to get a good night's sleep in Philadelphia.
A Bakersfield congressman says he has helped to launch an upcoming CDC awareness campaign on valley fever and seeks to spur work on a vaccine.
An expert told this reporter in an interview about childhood obesity that it remains a major threat to kids’ health, the emotional issues surrounding it are at least as important – if not more so. And these issues aren’t covered often in the media.
In exposing the bullying and deceit of of the biotech industry, Jeffrey Smith’s mesmerizing film shines a bright light of hope that we can reclaim our health and our food systems. Watch it and be galvanized, inspired, and engaged. Then tell everyone you know.
A new study of mosquitoes' end-run around malaria nets should challenge our assumptions about other worthy public health interventions.
The quest for a valley fever vaccine is losing ground as its leading scientists near retirement and funding remains scarce.
Are many journalists so attuned to the study of lifestyle factors fueling the rise of cancer, heart disease and diabetes that infectious disease flew under the radar?
