Infusion of autologous immune cells eliminates cancers in 2 out of 9 terminal cases from ASCO/Cancer meetings.

By ACSH Staff — Jun 03, 2014
Preliminary study shows how manipulating the body s own immune system may lead to improvement, remission maybe cure in previously terminal cancer.

Preliminary study shows how manipulating the body s own immune system may lead to improvement, remission maybe cure in previously terminal cancer.

FDA deservedly crowing about new use of biotechnology

By ACSH Staff — Jun 03, 2014
FDA is now using cutting edge biotechnology whole genome sequencing to help identify the sources of foodborne illness outbreaks. This technique involves identifying the precise sequence of DNA constituents in a bacterial sample taken from people with an illness, and compares it to samples taken from suspected foods.

FDA is now using cutting edge biotechnology whole genome sequencing to help identify the sources of foodborne illness outbreaks. This technique involves identifying the precise sequence of DNA constituents in a bacterial sample taken from people with an illness, and compares it to samples taken from suspected foods.

Health News Update: June 2, 2014

By ACSH Staff — Jun 02, 2014
Catch the latest news on unnecessary warning labels on sugary drinks, why GM labeling is not needed, and why cases of measles have climbed to an all-time high.

Catch the latest news on unnecessary warning labels on sugary drinks, why GM labeling is not needed, and why cases of measles have climbed to an all-time high.

Popular chemical misconceptions debunked

By ACSH Staff — Jun 02, 2014
Our environment is a mosaic of chemicals that add to our everyday living. Despite their ubiquitous presence and essential role in society, chemicals

Our environment is a mosaic of chemicals that add to our everyday living. Despite their ubiquitous presence and essential role in society, chemicals

New, improved treatments reported at ASCO Cancer meeting

By ACSH Staff — Jun 02, 2014
Cancer meeting reports improvements in survival for men with advanced prostate cancer and young women after breast cancer excision.

Cancer meeting reports improvements in survival for men with advanced prostate cancer and young women after breast cancer excision.

PETA misleads parents about autism

By ACSH Staff — Jun 02, 2014
As if parents of autistic children didn t have enough to contend with, now there s a pseudo-warning from the animal rights/vegan-promoting group PETA alleging that consumption of dairy products is linked to autism.

As if parents of autistic children didn t have enough to contend with, now there s a pseudo-warning from the animal rights/vegan-promoting group PETA alleging that consumption of dairy products is linked to autism.

Warning labels on sugary drinks on the way in California, apparently

By ACSH Staff — Jun 02, 2014
The California Senate just passed a bill requiring soft drinks to be labeled with a warning linking the drinks to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. The exact wording is Drinking beverages with added sugar

The California Senate just passed a bill requiring soft drinks to be labeled with a warning linking the drinks to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. The exact wording is Drinking beverages with added sugar

Meatheads for measles. A record year, and completely unnecessary

By ACSH Staff — May 30, 2014
2014 Will be remembered for a number of things: The Seahawks destroying the Broncos in the Super Bowl, Derek

2014 Will be remembered for a number of things: The Seahawks destroying the Broncos in the Super Bowl, Derek

Survey agrees with FDA: No need to label food with biotech-engineered ingredients

By ACSH Staff — May 30, 2014
A new survey of 1,000 adults finds widespread agreement with the FDA s position on (not) labeling food with GMO ingredients. It seems anti-biotech activists are just louder than everyone else but the public isn t buying it. Good for them.

A new survey of 1,000 adults finds widespread agreement with the FDA s position on (not) labeling food with GMO ingredients. It seems anti-biotech activists are just louder than everyone else but the public isn t buying it. Good for them.

To tan or not to tan: An important decision

By ACSH Staff — May 30, 2014
Memorial Day is past, and summer is upon us and so is tanning season. Many people like to get their first tans at indoor tanning salons so they can avoid looking pale on their first beach outing. But according to a new advisory from the FDA, such preliminary tanning may be a poor idea.

Memorial Day is past, and summer is upon us and so is tanning season. Many people like to get their first tans at indoor tanning salons so they can avoid looking pale on their first beach outing. But according to a new advisory from the FDA, such preliminary tanning may be a poor idea.