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Posted May 9, 2011:

• FDA Could Analyze Public Health Consequences of Its Decisions Better, Experts Say

Posted May 5, 2011:

• Life Satisfaction and State Intervention Go Hand in Hand

Posted May 2, 2011:

• Advanced CT With 3-D Scanning Improve Detection of Drug Trafficking and Other Contraband Smuggling

Posted April 27, 2011:

• U.S. Health Reform to Make Health Insurance Affordable for Nearly All Families

Posted April 26, 2011:

• Will Minorities Be Left out of Health Care Law Provision?

Posted April 15, 2011:

• Can Nudging Help Fight the Obesity Epidemic? UK Experts Debate

Posted April 13, 2011:

• Food Safety in Canada Is Lax and Needs Better Oversight, Say Experts
• To Students, Music Piracy and Shoplifting Are Worlds Apart

Posted April 11, 2011:

• EPA's Draft Health Assessment for Formaldehyde Needs Improvement, Experts Say
• Germany: Measles Not Being Reported, as Required by German Law

Posted April 7, 2011:

• Ryan Plan Would Fundamentally Change Medicare, Expert Says

Posted April 6, 2011:

• Shopping Online, Privacy, Data Protection and Third-Party Tracking

Posted April 5, 2011:

• Off-Label Marketing of Medicines in the US Is Rife but Difficult to Control, Study Finds

Posted April 4, 2011:

• Personal 'Geo Data' as Sensitive as Private Genetic Information, Experts Argue

Posted March 25, 2011:

• FDA Considers New Rules to Speed Up Confirmatory Trials of Drugs Granted Accelerated Approval

Posted March 22, 2011:

• Smoke-Free Air Law Had No Effect on Off-Track Betting Facility Business Activity, Indiana Study Finds

Posted March 21, 2011:

• Capitalizing on Corruption: Not All Companies Harmed by Corruption, Study Finds

Posted March 10, 2011:

• Complementary Technology Could Provide Solution to Our GPS Vulnerability

Posted March 8, 2011:

• Passive News Reports May Lead Readers to Feel They Can't Find the Truth
• The Sorry State of Health of US Medicine: The Continuing Healthcare Reform Debate

Posted February 24, 2011:

• What Should Be the US Role in Cybersecurity and Cyber-Spying?

Posted February 23, 2011:

• Americans and Canadians Get Different Drug Information Online

Posted February 22, 2011:

• Society May Be Willing to Pay a High Price to Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect, Study Suggests
• Pollution Tax Rebates Little Help for Low-Income Workers, Study Finds

Posted February 17, 2011:

• Psychology and the Law

Posted February 15, 2011:

• 'Mashup' Technologies: Better Contact With Public Authorities

Posted February 14, 2011:

• Most Medical Devices Recalled Because of Serious Risks Did Not Undergo Clinical Trials

Posted February 9, 2011:

• Public Sector Research Responsible for Many New Drug Discoveries, Researchers Find

Posted February 8, 2011:

• U.S. Health Care Reform Act a Mixed Bag for Seniors
• Speedy Generic Approval May Not Benefit Consumers as Much as Expected, Mathematical Model Shows

Posted February 7, 2011:

• Impact of U.S. FDA Regulations Restricting Outdoor Cigarette Advertising Near Schools Examined

Posted February 2, 2011:

• Evidence Mounting on the Harms of Alcohol Industry Sponsorship of Sport, Australian Study Finds

Posted January 27, 2011:

• Pathway to Economic Recovery Suggested
• Denmark, Finland and Belgium Have Best Democracies, Experts Say

Posted January 18, 2011:

• Do American Consumers With Low Confidence in the Government Buy American?

Posted January 17, 2011:

• Health Care Reform Can Help Align Preventive Care Recommendations With Medicare Coverage, Experts Say

Posted January 14, 2011:

• Mandatory Menu Labeling Didn't Change Behavior at Fast Food Chain

Posted January 13, 2011:

• Inverse Benefits Due to Drug Marketing Undermine Patient Safety and Public Health, Study Finds

Posted January 10, 2011:

• Outsourcing Hurts Consumers by Softening Competition Among Firms, Professor Says

Posted January 3, 2011:

• Call for Truth in Trans Fats Labeling by US FDA: Study Shows How Deceptive Food Labels Lead to Increased Risk of Deadly Diseases

Posted December 14, 2010:

• Power and Corruption May Be Good for Society
• U.S. Healthcare: 18.3 Million Baby Boomers Could Benefit from the Affordable Care Act

Posted December 9, 2010:

• Industry Collaboration Enhances Academic Science, Sociologist Finds

Posted December 6, 2010:

• Profiling Based on Mobile, Online Behavior: A Privacy Issue

Posted December 1, 2010:

• Europe’s Leading Scientists Urge Creation of a CERN for Mathematics
• Dangerous Levels of Lead Found in Used Consumer Products

Posted November 30, 2010:

• Study Assesses Nuclear Power Assumptions

Posted November 29, 2010:

• Caffeinated Alcoholic Beverages: A Growing Public Health Problem?

Posted November 28, 2010:

• Charging for Plastic Bags Cut Bag Consumption by Half in China

Posted November 24, 2010:

• New Guidance Issued for First Responders Collecting Suspected Biothreat Agents

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