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Pills, Prices, and Politics: Will Tariffs Increase Drug Costs?

Americans pay far more for their medications than people in other developed countries. Will there be tariffs on drugs? Will prices go higher?

Terry Graedon - December 16, 2024

Benefits of a Mediterranean Diet as Women Grow Older

Joe Graedon - September 18, 2024

Do We Have Micro Particles of Plastic in Our Brains?

Joe Graedon - May 15, 2024

How a Mediterranean Diet Improves Health: Microbiome Diversity!

Joe Graedon - January 4, 2024

Surprise! Pharma Companies Will Raise Drug Prices in 2024

Terry Graedon - December 22, 2022

Are Your Children Getting High Doses of Food Dye and Sugar?

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Terry Graedon - August 1, 2022

Show 1308: Saving Money on Prescription Medications

What are the 5 best ways to save money on prescription medications? What about coupons from GoodRx? Learn the pros and cons of coupons.

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Terry Graedon - January 13, 2022

FDA Says Lose the Triclosan; Use Ordinary Soap and Water

Triclosan is suspected hormone disruptor. Now scientists report that it also interacts with intestinal microbes in troublesome ways.

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Joe Graedon - March 5, 2020

Have You Stocked Up on Critical Medicines? Why Not?

Have you stocked up on toilet paper and hand sanitizer? What about critical medicines? Many people are preparing to stay home from work if COVID-19 spreads.

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Joe Graedon - March 5, 2020

Are You Spending Too Much on Extended-Release Pills?

How much is convenience worth? People are willing to drive a little further to save a dime a gallon on gas. What about extended-release vs. instant pills?

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Joe Graedon - January 16, 2020

Do Faster FDA Drug Approvals Mean Greater Danger?

Do you trust the FDA to make wise decisions about drug safety and effectiveness? A new study in JAMA says that faster FDA drug approvals may not be better.

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Joe Graedon - December 26, 2019

Is Your Doctor Stressed? Depressed Doctors Are Dangerous!

Is your doctor stressed out, burned out or overwhelmed? Many MDs are beleaguered by a dysfunctional health care system. Depressed doctors are riskier.

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Joe Graedon - December 2, 2019

Why Do Electronic Health Records Have So Many Mistakes?

Do you read your electronic health records? Most people don't. The really important information is likely missing unless the health system offers OpenNotes.

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Joe Graedon - October 3, 2019

Is Meat OK to Eat Now? Do Food Flip-Flops Make You Mad?

Public health experts have told us for decades that red meat causes heart attacks and cancer. But new studies question that dogma. Is meat OK after all?

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Joe Graedon - October 3, 2019

Fish Oil for the Heart? Is It Good After All?

Fish oil for the heart has been on a roller coaster. It has been good for the heart, ineffective for the heart and now, once again, very good for the heart!

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Joe Graedon - October 3, 2019

FDA Flip-Flops on Nitrosamines in Zantac and Ranitidine

Another week another FDA announcement about nitrosamines in Zantac and ranitidine. The FDA makes a U-turn! Still no recall, though. What should you do?

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Joe Graedon - August 1, 2019

Is It Now Legal To Import Drugs from Canada?

Saving money on medicines has become a hot political football. There's a lot of smoke but very little action. Can you really import drugs from Canada?

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Joe Graedon - May 23, 2019

Did The FDA Bury Details About Defective Medical Devices?

Many patients are unaware of the terrible problems associated with defective medical devices. That's in part because data about faulty devices was hidden.

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Joe Graedon - March 7, 2019

A New Carcinogen Found in BP Meds | More ARB Recalls!

There are new ARB recalls. Camber and Torrent Pharma companies are recalling large lots of losartan. How did this happen? A new carcinogen rears its head!

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Joe Graedon - March 7, 2019

Can Anyone Explain the Mysterious Disappearance of the FDA Commissioner?

Why is FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb leaving the agency? A few weeks ago he stated unequivocally: "I'm not leaving." What happened to change his mind?

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Joe Graedon - September 13, 2018

Is Whole Fat Dairy (Milk, Cheese and Yogurt) Good for the Heart?

Do you buy low-fat or no-fat yogurt? Why? Do you like the taste or do you fear the saturated fat in whole fat dairy products? A new study says dairy products are good for the cardiovascular system.

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Joe Graedon - December 14, 2017

The Drug Industry Hates Efforts to Control Drug Prices

Is it possible to control drug prices? California is trying but the pharmaceutical industry is fighting back. A new law is challenged by PhRMA lawyers.

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Joe Graedon - September 24, 2015

Public Finally Outraged At Extravagant Drug Prices

Drug prices have been out of control for years but it took the 5000 percent increase in the cost of Daraprim to wake up the American public. What changed?

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Terry Graedon - October 1, 2014

How Safe and Effective Are Medical Devices?

With little information about safety and effectiveness of medical devices, doctors and patients can only guess whether or not a given device is suitable.

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Terry Graedon - October 1, 2014

Big Pharma Is Still Giving Doctors Big Money

Pharmaceutical and device manufacturers are still spending a lot on financial ties to health care providers and institutions.

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Terry Graedon - September 11, 2014

Green Coffee Extract Flames Out

Claims for green coffee bean extract as a weight loss aid are not backed by good evidence according to the FTC.

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Terry Graedon - September 3, 2014

Low-Carb Diet Leads to More Weight Loss and Better Cholesterol Numbers Than a Low-Fat Diet

New scientific evidence supports the claim that a low carb, high fat diet results in more weight loss and better cholesterol numbers than a low fat diet.

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Terry Graedon - September 3, 2014

Which Diet Is Best? The One You Can Follow

A review of popular diets found that there were no significant differences between most of them. Sticking to a diet appears to be the key to success.

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Terry Graedon - September 3, 2014

To Get Kids to Eat Vegetables, Start Them Young!

Children develop taste preferences very early in life. To give them the foundations for lifelong healthy eating, start them on veggies early.

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Terry Graedon - September 3, 2014

Exercise Leads to Fewer Nighttime Excursions to the Bathroom

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Terry Graedon - August 28, 2014

Are the Benefits of Breakfast Just an Urban Legend?

A pair of recent studies suggest that skipping breakfast may not negatively alter your metabolism, but also may not help you to lose any weight, either.

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Terry Graedon - August 28, 2014

Newest Miracle Use for Old Aspirin–Preventing Recurrent Blood Clots

Australian investigators show that there is significant value in using aspirin to prevent blood clots in patients who have previously had one.

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Terry Graedon - August 28, 2014

What Cardiologists May Not Tell You about Getting a Stent

An innovative study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that many cardiologists overstated the benefits and downplayed the risks of stents.

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Terry Graedon - August 28, 2014

People with High-Risk Colon Polyps Failed to Get Expected Protection from Colonoscopy

For people with high-risk colon polyps, routine follow-up colonoscopies didn't significantly reduce their risk of dying from colorectal cancer.

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Terry Graedon - August 28, 2014

How Quick Can a Tick Transmit (Ick) Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever?

Brazilian scientists exposed guinea pigs to infected ticks and found that disease could be transmitted to the animals in as little as 10 minutes.

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Terry Graedon - August 21, 2014

A High-Tech Cancer Drug Offers Hope Against Severe Patchy Hair Loss

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Terry Graedon - August 21, 2014

Common Pain Relievers Can Reduce the Recurrence of Breast Cancer

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Terry Graedon - August 21, 2014

Fit Kids Have Fit Brains

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Terry Graedon - August 21, 2014

Are Disinfectants Driving the Worldwide Drop in Fertility?

Quaternary ammonium compounds often used as disinfectants have a negative impact on both male and female fertility in mice. Do they affect us, too?

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Terry Graedon - August 7, 2014

Hot Peppers Show Promise as Protection against Colon Cancer

Mouse research demonstrates the benefits of capsaicin for cancer prevention. Capsaicin hits TRPV1 channels that shut down excess growth factors.

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Terry Graedon - August 7, 2014

How Much Will Daily Aspirin Cut Your Risk of Cancer?

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Terry Graedon - August 7, 2014

Veterans Use Mindfulness to Help Control Blood Sugar

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Terry Graedon - August 7, 2014

Hay Fever Season Cranks Up Early This Year

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Terry Graedon - August 7, 2014

Middle-Aged Hypertension Presages Cognitive Problems Later

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Terry Graedon - July 31, 2014

Slow Walkers May Find That Dementia Is Gaining on Them

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Terry Graedon - July 24, 2014

Probiotics for Blood Pressure Might Not Be So Far-Fetched

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Terry Graedon - July 17, 2014

Asthma Drugs Help Airways but Affect Children’s Growth

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Terry Graedon - July 17, 2014

FDA Approves Jublia for Fighting Nail Fungus

Jublia (efinaconazole) is a topical liquid for treating nail fungus. How good is Jublia? Not that great. How pricey is Jublia? Very! Is it worth the cost?

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Terry Graedon - July 9, 2014

Two Drugs Are Better Than One for Quitting Smoking

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Terry Graedon - June 26, 2014

Should You Be Screened for Vitamin D Deficiency?

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Terry Graedon - June 26, 2014

BPA Substitute May Throw Heart Rhythm Out of Sync

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Terry Graedon - June 18, 2014

Caffeine Responses Differ by Gender after Puberty

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Terry Graedon - June 12, 2014

CDC Issues Alarming Report on Diabetes Statistics

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Terry Graedon - June 12, 2014

Do Statins Interfere with Exercise?

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Terry Graedon - June 12, 2014

To Keep Knees Working Well, Walk 6,000 Steps Every Day

People who take 6,000 steps or more a day nearly every day seem to reduce their likelihood of functional limitations from knee arthritis.

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Terry Graedon - June 4, 2014

Women Have Two New Options to Treat Symptoms of Menopause

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Terry Graedon - June 4, 2014

Taxotere Prolongs Survival Among Men with Prostate Cancer

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Terry Graedon - May 15, 2014

MERS Makes the Transatlantic Leap to the United States

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Terry Graedon - May 1, 2014

FDA May Reclassify Surgical Mesh–Is It High Risk Now?

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Terry Graedon - April 24, 2014

When It Comes to Take-Out Food, Beware Dirty Money

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Terry Graedon - March 6, 2014

Is Your Doctor’s Stethoscope a Health Hazard?

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Terry Graedon - March 6, 2014

Are Hospitals Being Careless with Antibiotics?

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Terry Graedon - February 26, 2014

Handling Receipts Boosts BPA Burden in Urine

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Terry Graedon - February 6, 2014

Patients Can Now Request Their Own Lab Results

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Terry Graedon - January 30, 2014

Shortage of Saline Solution Puts Hospitals in a Squeeze

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Terry Graedon - January 30, 2014

Ranbaxy Import Ban Could Make Some Drug Shortages Worse

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Terry Graedon - January 23, 2014

New Guidelines for Infection Control Could Be Controversial

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Terry Graedon - January 15, 2014

Colicky Babies Benefit from Probiotics

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Terry Graedon - December 26, 2013

Topamax Offers Some Help against Cocaine Addiction

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Terry Graedon - December 26, 2013

Mosquito-Borne Fever Appears in Caribbean Countries

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Terry Graedon - December 5, 2013

Vitamin D Against Respiratory Infections Proves Disappointing

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Terry Graedon - November 27, 2013

Compounding Pharmacies Will Be Subject to FDA Oversight

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Terry Graedon - November 27, 2013

What Is the Impact of Exercise During Pregnancy?

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Terry Graedon - November 14, 2013

Mother’s Physical Activity Offers Baby’s Brain a Boost

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Terry Graedon - October 17, 2013

BPA and Phthalates Reduce Couple’s Chances of Having Babies

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Terry Graedon - October 17, 2013

Working Out May Improve Men’s Fertility

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Terry Graedon - October 7, 2013

Shortage of Vitamin B12 Injections Causes Consternation

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Terry Graedon - September 19, 2013

A Sensible Lifestyle Slows Down Aging at the Cellular Level

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Terry Graedon - September 12, 2013

How Much Critical Care Saves Lives and How Much Is Actually Futile?

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Terry Graedon - September 4, 2013

Women Over 60 Benefit from Just One Exercise Session Weekly

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Terry Graedon - August 8, 2013

Will Steroid Spray Go OTC?

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Terry Graedon - July 24, 2013

FDA Warns Public About Bogus Diabetes Treatments

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Terry Graedon - July 24, 2013

Vitamin D Linked to Functional Ability

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Terry Graedon - July 4, 2013

Narcotic Overdose Deaths Hit Women

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Terry Graedon - June 13, 2013

Critical Drugs Lose Strength in Ambulance

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Terry Graedon - June 6, 2013

Old Drugs Better as Well as Cheaper

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Terry Graedon - June 6, 2013

Veggie Diet Boosts Longevity

Two different studies indicate that people who eat at least three vegetables and two servings of fruit daily–a veggie diet–live longer.

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Terry Graedon - May 30, 2013

Improving Online Health Information

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Joe Graedon - May 23, 2013

Could High-Fiber Diet Have Hazards?

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Joe Graedon - May 23, 2013

Snuggling with Baby Is Dangerous

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Terry Graedon - May 16, 2013

Healthy Eating for Healthy Aging

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Terry Graedon - May 2, 2013

Disease-Causing Bacteria in Your Turkey Burger?

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Terry Graedon - May 2, 2013

Age Limit Lowered for Pregnancy Prevention

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Terry Graedon - April 24, 2013

Do Animals Self-Medicate?

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Terry Graedon - April 24, 2013

Inadequate Vitamin D Linked to Uterine Fibroids

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Terry Graedon - April 18, 2013

Congress Critical of FDA Oversight

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Terry Graedon - April 11, 2013

Old Medicine for Morning Sickness Is Back on Market

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Terry Graedon - April 11, 2013

Moderate Drinking Doesn’t Increase Mortality in Women

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Terry Graedon - April 4, 2013

Fish Lovers Live Longer

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Terry Graedon - March 28, 2013

Don’t Switch Baby to Solid Food Too Early

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Terry Graedon - March 28, 2013

Social Isolation Linked to Earlier Death

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Terry Graedon - March 14, 2013

Statins for People Who Don’t Need Them

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Terry Graedon - March 7, 2013

Hospital Patients Threatened by Superbugs

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Terry Graedon - February 14, 2013

Pre-Pregnancy Folic Acid Cuts Risk of Autism

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Joe Graedon - February 7, 2013

Are Baby Boomers Kidding Themselves?

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Joe Graedon - February 7, 2013

TV Time May Stunt Sperm

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Joe Graedon - February 7, 2013

How Zinc Helps Fight Infection

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Joe Graedon - January 31, 2013

Getting Brominated Vegetable Oil Out of Beverages

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Joe Graedon - January 31, 2013

Can You Get a Workout Raking Leaves?

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Joe Graedon - January 24, 2013

New Drug Offers Hope for Difficult Skin Condition

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Joe Graedon - January 24, 2013

Plastic Bowls Add Melamine to Noodle Soup

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Joe Graedon - January 3, 2013

New Drug Approvals in 2012

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Joe Graedon - December 27, 2012

Is Autism Linked to Sunshine?

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Joe Graedon - December 20, 2012

Probiotics Against Postoperative Infections

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Joe Graedon - December 6, 2012

Healthy Eating Saves Lives

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Terry Graedon - November 15, 2012

FDA Flummoxed by Fungal Meningitis Problem

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Joe Graedon - November 1, 2012

Deadly Infection Triggers Closer Scrutiny of Compounding

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Joe Graedon - October 18, 2012

Exercise Can Reverse Premature Aging

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Joe Graedon - October 12, 2012

Patients Put Medical Records to Use

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Joe Graedon - October 11, 2012

Meningitis Epidemic Raises Quality Control Questions

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Joe Graedon - October 11, 2012

BPA During Pregnancy

When women are exposed to excessive BPA during pregnancy, their levels of thyroid hormone drop, but their baby boys have higher levels.

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Joe Graedon - October 3, 2012

Low Vitamin D Hastens Death Among Seniors

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Joe Graedon - October 3, 2012

BPA Metabolite as Hormone Disruptor

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Terry Graedon - September 6, 2012

Heartland Virus Mystifies CDC

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Terry Graedon - September 6, 2012

Is Organic Better?

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Terry Graedon - August 16, 2012

Antibacterial Compound Targets Muscle in Mice and Minnows

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Terry Graedon - August 2, 2012

Does Sex Blunt Athletes’ Edge?

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Terry Graedon - July 19, 2012

BPA No Longer Permitted in Baby Bottles

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Terry Graedon - July 19, 2012

BPA May Affect Behavior

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Terry Graedon - July 19, 2012

Pill Prevents HIV Infections

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Terry Graedon - July 12, 2012

Don’t Just Sit There!

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Terry Graedon - July 12, 2012

Dogs Help Keep Babies Healthy

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Terry Graedon - June 28, 2012

Be Wary of TV Remote

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Terry Graedon - June 21, 2012

BPA Affects Multiple Generations

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Terry Graedon - May 31, 2012

Technology and Coaching for Good Health

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Terry Graedon - May 17, 2012

Sunscreen Makers Get Reprieve

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Terry Graedon - May 10, 2012

Big Fine for Drug Maker

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Terry Graedon - May 10, 2012

HDL-Raising Drug Flames Out

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Terry Graedon - May 10, 2012

Drug Information Is Inadequate for Children

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Terry Graedon - May 3, 2012

FDA Urged to Do More

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Terry Graedon - April 12, 2012

Birth Control Pills and Blood Clots

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Terry Graedon - April 12, 2012

Moderate Exercise Speeds Conception

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Terry Graedon - March 29, 2012

Staying Fit Can Stave Off Disability

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Terry Graedon - March 21, 2012

Pain Reliever Against Mountain Sickness

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Terry Graedon - March 15, 2012

Busted by Bacon-Burgers?

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Terry Graedon - March 15, 2012

FDA Approval of Devices Scrutinized

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Terry Graedon - February 16, 2012

How Much Lead Is in Your Lipstick?

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Terry Graedon - January 26, 2012

Common Chemicals Dampen Immune Response

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Terry Graedon - January 18, 2012

Drug Company Payments to Doctors Must Be Revealed

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Terry Graedon - January 12, 2012

Novartis Recalls OTC Products

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Terry Graedon - January 5, 2012

Are Paper Towels Full of Bacteria?

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Terry Graedon - December 29, 2011

Do Stethoscopes Transfer Bacteria?

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Terry Graedon - December 29, 2011

Emergency Backboards Often Contaminated

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Terry Graedon - December 22, 2011

Traditional Birth Attendants Save Lives

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Terry Graedon - December 15, 2011

Cell Phones Distract Drivers

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Terry Graedon - December 8, 2011

Feedback Boosts Handwashing Rates

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Terry Graedon - December 8, 2011

BPA and Breast Cancer?

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Terry Graedon - December 1, 2011

Does Wi-Fi Damage Sperm?

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Terry Graedon - November 24, 2011

Canned Soup Raises BPA Levels

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Terry Graedon - November 9, 2011

Avoiding Antibiotic Overuse

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Terry Graedon - November 3, 2011

Drug Shortages Get National Attention

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Terry Graedon - October 27, 2011

Exercise Vigilance against Microbial Contamination

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Terry Graedon - October 20, 2011

Back to Sleep

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Terry Graedon - October 20, 2011

Helping Parents Cope with Colic

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Terry Graedon - October 20, 2011

New Prenatal Test for Down Syndrome

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Terry Graedon - October 20, 2011

Malaria Vaccine Offers Hope

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Terry Graedon - October 6, 2011

Healthy Diets Reduce Risk of Birth Defects

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Terry Graedon - September 29, 2011

Cancer Report Raises Issue of Cost

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Terry Graedon - August 25, 2011

Drug Ads for Doctors Don’t Follow Rules

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Terry Graedon - August 18, 2011

TV Watchers Shortening Their Lives

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Terry Graedon - August 18, 2011

Connubial Bliss Promotes Survival

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Terry Graedon - August 11, 2011

Taste Preferences Learned in Utero

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Terry Graedon - August 11, 2011

Walking Speeds Hospital Patients’ Recovery

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Terry Graedon - August 4, 2011

Antipsychotic Drugs Offer No Extra Benefit Against PTSD

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Terry Graedon - August 4, 2011

Insurers to Pay for Preventive Health Services

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Terry Graedon - June 29, 2011

FDA Reaffirms its Decision on Implants

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Terry Graedon - June 16, 2011

BPA May Reduce Fertility

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Joe Graedon - June 2, 2011

Shortages Of Critical Medicines Creating Chaos

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Joe Graedon - June 2, 2011

Cell Phones Called Carcinogens By WHO

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Terry Graedon - May 19, 2011

Surgical Vampires Becoming More Frugal

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Terry Graedon - May 19, 2011

Emergency Care Less Available

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Terry Graedon - May 11, 2011

Anesthesia Shortage Complicates Surgery

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Terry Graedon - May 11, 2011

ADD Drugs in Short Supply

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Terry Graedon - May 11, 2011

Preventing Hospital-Acquired Infections

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Terry Graedon - May 5, 2011

Recognizing Pain Relievers

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Terry Graedon - April 28, 2011

Imaging Machine Ownership Presents Conflict of Interest

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Terry Graedon - April 28, 2011

Feeling Better with Tai Chi

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Terry Graedon - April 14, 2011

No More Revolving Door

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Terry Graedon - March 31, 2011

Are Guidelines Tainted by Conflict of Interest?

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Terry Graedon - March 31, 2011

High Tech Faucets May Increase Contamination

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Terry Graedon - March 17, 2011

Supply Line Safety under Scrutiny

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Terry Graedon - March 9, 2011

Plastic with Estrogenic Activity

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Terry Graedon - February 2, 2011

Seeking Health Information on the Internet

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Terry Graedon - January 27, 2011

U.S. Life Expectancy Lags

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Terry Graedon - January 27, 2011

Nutrition Labels Are Controversial

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Terry Graedon - January 13, 2011

Children at Risk for Hospital-Acquired Infections

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Terry Graedon - January 13, 2011

Private Rooms Reduce Infection Rates

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Terry Graedon - January 6, 2011

Walking Speed and Survival

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Terry Graedon - December 23, 2010

Music Helps Patients on Ventilators

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Terry Graedon - December 16, 2010

Best Breakfast for Children?

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Terry Graedon - December 16, 2010

Acupuncture for Lazy Eye

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Terry Graedon - December 9, 2010

BPA Absorbed through Skin

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Terry Graedon - December 2, 2010

New FDA Power to Protect Consumers From Contaminated Food

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Terry Graedon - November 24, 2010

Pill Helps Reduce Risk of AIDS

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Terry Graedon - November 18, 2010

Seniors at Risk

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Terry Graedon - November 18, 2010

Some Lubricants Harmful for Sperm

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Terry Graedon - November 11, 2010

Laptops May Affect Sperm

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Terry Graedon - November 10, 2010

Do Doctors Take TOO Many Drug Company Gifts?

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Terry Graedon - October 28, 2010

Red Yeast Rice Brands Inconsistent

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Terry Graedon - September 23, 2010

Funding Makes a Difference in Study Results

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Terry Graedon - September 16, 2010

Antibiotics Upset Bacterial Balance

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Terry Graedon - September 9, 2010

Questions about BPA Safety

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Terry Graedon - August 18, 2010

New Morning-After Pill Approved

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Terry Graedon - August 12, 2010

Does Funding Influence Study Outcomes?

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Terry Graedon - July 29, 2010

BPA at your Fingertips

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Terry Graedon - July 22, 2010

When Doctors Share their Notes

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Terry Graedon - July 15, 2010

Doctors Don’t Report Colleagues

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Terry Graedon - July 7, 2010

E-Mail for Better Health

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Terry Graedon - June 17, 2010

Vitamin D Against Viruses

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Terry Graedon - May 20, 2010

Physicians Reporting on Pharma Missteps

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Joe Graedon - May 5, 2010

Plant Making Tylenol for Kids Had Many Faults

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Terry Graedon - April 14, 2010

Prescription Drug Sales Soaring

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Terry Graedon - April 14, 2010

Prescription Drug Abuse Increasing

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Terry Graedon - April 14, 2010

OxyContin Reformulated to Reduce Abuse

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Terry Graedon - April 8, 2010

Older Motorbike Riders at Higher Risk

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Terry Graedon - April 1, 2010

Words Help Babies Learn

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Terry Graedon - March 11, 2010

How Safe Is Bleaching Cream?

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Terry Graedon - March 3, 2010

Home Test for Sperm Count

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Terry Graedon - March 1, 2010

Can You Avoid Plastic from Canned Food?

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Joe Graedon - February 25, 2010

Danger from Hospital-Acquired Infections

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Terry Graedon - February 16, 2010

Single-Size Condoms Do Not Fit All

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Terry Graedon - February 11, 2010

13 Minutes for Health

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Terry Graedon - January 20, 2010

Mail Order Makes for Better Prescription Adherence

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Terry Graedon - January 14, 2010

Drug Makers Reprimanded

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Terry Graedon - January 14, 2010

Drug Prices Skyrocketing

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Terry Graedon - December 31, 2009

Tylenol Recall Expanded

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Terry Graedon - December 31, 2009

Leafy Greens Save Eyesight

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Terry Graedon - December 31, 2009

Device Approval Process Needs More Rigor

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Terry Graedon - November 24, 2009

Public Could Have Been Warned Earlier about Vioxx Hazards

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Terry Graedon - November 24, 2009

Therapy Dogs Speed Recovery

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Joe Graedon - November 12, 2009

Too Much Fiber May Foul Up Fertility

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Terry Graedon - October 29, 2009

Lost in Transmission–Key Facts Not Found in PDR

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Terry Graedon - October 1, 2009

American Health Care Earns D Grade

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Terry Graedon - September 18, 2009

New Way to Treat Dupuytren’s Contracture

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Terry Graedon - September 3, 2009

Many Children Injured in Bathroom Accidents

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Terry Graedon - August 20, 2009

New Osteoporosis Drug Under FDA Scrutiny

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Joe Graedon - July 30, 2009

Blue Food Dye May Help Prevent Paralysis

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Joe Graedon - July 23, 2009

Low Birth Weight Linked to Compounds in Plastic

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Joe Graedon - June 25, 2009

Pet Bites Transmit MRSA

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Joe Graedon - June 25, 2009

Social Butterflies Stay More Mobile

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Joe Graedon - June 17, 2009

White Coats May Pose Infection Risk

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Terry Graedon - June 12, 2009

Concerns Raised About BPA

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Joe Graedon - June 3, 2009

Antidepressant Yields Disappointing Results for Autism