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Bad Medicine
Christopher Wanjek is the author of the books "Bad Medicine" and "Food At Work." His column, Bad Medicine, appears regularly on LiveScience.
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The result may have some people questioning the...
Hospitals, among the nation's worse polluters, pledge to get green.
Measurement clears up teen body fat levels.
If you're prone to heart disease, you may want to put down that hamburger.
So-called goblet cells could introduce "peanuts" to the immune system on friendly terms.
The findings may put a damper on warm-weather picnics complete with grilled meat.
Turns out, you can enjoy juicy drumsticks without the guilt.
Raw milk is linked to the 150 times the disease outbreaks as pasteurized milk.
Male mice lived 16 percent longer than average.
Alcohol kills more than 2.5 million people ever year, more than AIDS.
Rather than a pharmaceutical doctors may give a carrot prescription to patients.
Sugars are toxic and should be regulated as strictly as alcohol, they say.
Accidental or intended, these scientific findings ended up being blunders.
A simple sugar alcohol may be just what the dentist ordered.
The touted benefits of organic food might just be a myth.
So say the makers of oatmeal and orange juice in their marginally legitimate study.
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