ICYMI Health features what we’re reading this week. This week, we found ourselves drawn to stories about sexual politics in health. We were blown away by our colleagues Carina Kolodny and Amber Genuske’s year-long project exploring the history and power … Read More »
A commuter uses a smartphone as he travels on a subway train in Beijing, China, on Friday, March 6, 2015. China set the lowest economic growth target in more than 15 years and flagged increasing headwinds as leaders tackle the … Read More »
.v1ctor Casale. | Flickr President Obama may be able to add another feather to his cap, according to a study of newly diagnosed diabetes patients published in Diabetes Care this week. The study found a 23 percent increase in newly … Read More »
ICELAND – MAY 05: Farm with horses grazing, Kirkjubaejarklaustur, Vestur-Skaftafell, Iceland. (Photo by DeAgostini/Getty Images) | DEA / S. VANNINI via Getty Images ICYMI Health features what we’re reading this week. During this last week in March, we were captivated … Read More »
ASSOCIATED PRESS Antibiotic-resistant bacteria from cattle feed yards can become airborne, according to a study to be published in Environmental Health Perspectives this month. Researchers from Texas Tech University collected particle matter samples downwind and upwind of 10 large-scale cattle … Read More »