Taste is subjective. So is smell. But when the headline in the January 22, 2013 issue of The Mirror reads:
Chemicals & Chemistry
Exploring the molecular world: new compounds, industrial chemistry, environmental impacts, material science discoveries, and the chemistry underlying everyday products and processes.
There are about 20 million known organic chemicals, so it should not be at all s
Contrary to populist dogma, with rare exceptions, chemicals do not accumulate in our bodies.
Organic chemicals can be divided into broad categories – let's call them "flavors" – based on what functional groups they possess.
One would think that the FDA's issuance of the CLARITY-BPA Core Study, a two-year exhaustive examination of the effects of the plastic component bispheno
It's not a secret that the average person is scientifically illiterate. The question is, "Just how scientifically illiterate?" The answer is appalling.
Alliance for Risk Assessment (ARA) Presents: Beyond Science and Decisions: from Problem Formulation to Comprehensive Risk Assessment
As I've written many times:
In his book Letters to Malcolm: Chiefly on Prayer, C.S.
