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Should You Take Probiotics When You're on Antibiotics?

It's Not Just the Flu: Many Infectious Diseases Are Seasonal

ACSH in the Media: Healthline, New Zealand Radio, Seattle Radio, and More!

Oft-Maligned Triclosan's Good Side: Treating Cystic Fibrosis Infections

Progressive Eugenics Is Still With Us, It Has Just Politically Evolved

Cataclysmic Drought: When The Dead Sea Was Deader

Happy 90th Marge!

Why Humans Evolved Big Penises But Small Testicles

Child Mummy May Change Timeline for Smallpox

Excessive Pubic Hair Grooming Linked to Higher Rates of STIs

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Heart Attacks Can Strike Young Adults, So Know the Signs

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Are expired medications OK to take?

Suicide By Soda: Lame study of the year. But it worked.

Addicted to Love -- and Cigarettes

Meta-Analysis Shows GM Crops Reduce Pesticide use by 37 Percent

Why Coke's 'Cane Sugar' Soda May Seem Just Like the High Fructose Kind

Dr. Bloom Takes on 'The People s Chemist'

FDA's Welcome Action: Caffeine Is a Drug

For Type 2 diabetics, the bad news gets worse

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ACSH in the Media: Healthline, New Zealand Radio, Seattle Radio, and More!

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We're in GQ, There's No Population Bomb, Russians Say We Caused Global Warming, And More Media Last Week

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Health Scares Vs. Health Threats

UK Parliament Endorses E-Cigarettes to Help Smokers. Will U.S. Follow?

Glyphosate and Pesticides: Et Tu, Live Science?

CNN's Christiane Amanpour Misleads on Flint Water Crisis

New Study Refutes the 'Wine Will Kill You' Nonsense

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Celebrities Vs. Science

Celebrities Vs. Science: Pierce Brosnan Shouldn't Be Hosting The Breakthrough Prize Ceremony on National Geographic

If John Oliver Wants To Be Funny About Science Non-Profits, I Can Help Write Better Material

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Academic Freak Show: Univ. of Alberta Honors Anti-GMO Activist David Suzuki

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Groups Who Hate Us

According to PETA, Veggie Burgers Cause Cancer

On Glyphosate, Carey Gillam Keeps Lying Early and Often

Activism Imperils Potential of Golden Rice

Ideological Conflicts of Interest Are Worse than Financial Ones

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