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Summer is here—and so is the flood of parenting advice. But how much of it is actually true?

Join Dr. Chuck Dinerstein and Cam English on the Science Dispatch podcast as they discuss:

Spring break is a chance for many of us to greet the sun, warmth, and the return of spring with its promise of summer.

March 24, 2021 

   

By Henry I. Miller and Renata H. Mullen

Earlier this month Dr.

Sometimes, health advice is too good to be true. Eat pomegranates to prevent cancer. Organic food will make your kids smarter. Use sunscreen to treat an autoimmune disease.

A strange but interesting paper by scientists at The University of Wisconsin, which just appeared in PNAS, examines whether two similar sunscreen chemicals, homosalate&

Welcome to the conclusion of this two part series on the newest hot topics in melanoma research.