Harm Reduction

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.

A recent Washington Post column by Charles Fain Lehman and Kevin Sabet claims that current data prove s

What is Cancer Risk Assessment? 

Notwithstanding protestations to the contrary, RFK Jr. keeps trying to eviscerate US vaccine policy. Thanks to the American Academy of Pediatrics, he’s largely failed. So far. 

NAD has been discussed in the wellness world for years.

Why cholesterol measurement is changing

Small Molecules, Big Claims 

On April 2, the EPA published its draft version of the 6th Drinking Water Contaminant Candidate List (CCL6). You wouldn’t have known it from the press release,