Filed under: Woman Up"Awareness" campaigns often signify little and accomplish even less. But the "It Gets Better" effort to support the LGBT community might just instill hope in lives where that's a missing ingredient. Permalink | Emai...
Filed under: Woman UpLast year's Facebook meme about women's bra color was supposed to raise cancer awareness. Now "purse placement" is the new game, intended to demonstrate how "powerful" women are. Well, here's a powerful counter-suggestion. Per...
Filed under: Environment, PD InvestigationsA researcher says "nobody should stop swimming because of our study," but calls for greater regulation of contaminants in indoor pools. Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs ...
Filed under: Lobbying, PD InvestigationsA judge sides with a mining group that wants to review drafts of a worker cancer study. Mining interests call it a victory for transparency; critics predict spin control. Permalink | Email this&nbs...
Filed under: Terror, Woman UpOn September 11, 2001, the world as we knew it was shattered. For oncologists and their patients, it's just another terrible day, and then some. I know from experience. Permalink | Email this | Link...
Filed under: Media, Woman Up, Chelsea ClintonThe Clinton-Mezvinsky wedding has elicited smiles and sneers. Another wedding last weekend -- or one interested party's commentary on it -- drew a similar set of responses. Permalink | Email t...
Barry Levine, editor of the National Enquirer, is nominating his reporters for a Pulitzer Prize for their work in uncovering the John Edwards affair.
Levine told me that Edwards' admission Thursday that he fathered a daughter with a campaign videographer...
China's ‘cancer villages’ bear witness to economic boom Cancer casts a shadow over the villages in this region of China in southern Guangdong province, nestled among farmland contaminated by heavy metals used to make batteries, computer parts and...
With Obama administration trial-ballooners declaring that the president might be willing to drop the public option from health care reform, an opinion piece that appeared less than a month ago should be required reading. It was written by Kenneth Bacon.
Melinda, I wish you were correct. Junk science, you say - the study showing men will dump sick women with a six-fold greater frequency than women will dump sick men.