Harm Reduction

My Fall Into the Bone Health Debate

This month’s American Journal of Bioethics featured a Guest Editorial by the preeminent bioeth

Recently, the bodybuilding world mourned the loss of twenty-two-year-old bodybuilder Gabriel Ganley. For those unfamiliar, Ganley was a Brazilian phenomenon.

From Gamble to Certainty

   

You can find Cameron's original article here. 

My tobacco addiction grabbed hold of me quietly and quickly—and I loved every minute of it. At first, smoking was an occasional pleasure I enjoyed on the weekends when I drank with my friends.

Join Drs. Chuck Dinerstein and Lynn Webster and host Cam English on the Science Dispatch podcast as they discuss:

Our increasingly busy lives are often sustained, at least in theory, by multitasking—rapidly switching attention between tasks rather than doing them truly in parallel or completing them one at a time.

There is no American institution more dedicated to collective action than our armed forces. Even a cursory examination of our Medal of Honor winners shows how the good of the collective triumphed over the well-being of the individual.