Editor Picks

Creating Livable Cities -- A PBS Documentary Offers Lessons for Sane and Healthy Lives

How does our urban environment affect our health? A new PBS documentary series hosted by public health expert Dr. Richard Jackson examines the issue in depth.

The Limits of Self-Control: Patients May Be Better Off Without California Nursing Board

Is a bad cop better than no cop at all? The elimination this month of the California Board of Registered Nurses raises the question.

Health Media Jobs and Opportunities: Health Research, Scholarship and Training

Health media professionals looking to teach and train, take note: Michigan State University seeks candidates for the Knight Chair in Environmental Journalism. Members on the East Coast may want to check out the latest reporter and editor openings listed this week.

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Sprouts Be Gone: Restaurants Turning Away Amid Food Safety Concerns


Sprout woes, primary care boosts, skin lightener dangers and more from our Daily Briefing. more »
posted by Barbara Feder Ostrov | Fri, 01/27/12 11:23am

Health Reform Poll: About That Individual Mandate


Predicting the individual mandate's fate, a boost for global health, and school lunch surprises, plus more from our Daily Briefing. more »
posted by Barbara Feder Ostrov | Thu, 01/26/12 10:03am

As Gabrielle Giffords Resigns, Little Mention of Traumatic Brain Injury Patients' Long Journeys


Gabrielle Giffords’ resignation from Congress is a poignant reminder that for traumatic brain injury patients, the medical story doesn’t end when the media glare fades. more »
posted by Barbara Feder Ostrov | Wed, 01/25/12 03:58pm

Eliminating the Primary Symptoms of Emphysema and COPD


Prescription medications provide temporary relief from the two primary symptoms of COPD and emphysema, inflammation and excess mucus production. However, once the effects of the drugs wear off the benefits disappear. Alternative treatments now demonstrate promise in permanently relieving these symptoms. more »
posted by Greg Miller | Wed, 01/25/12 01:47pm

State of the Union's Near Silence on Health Care: What it Portends


State of the Union silence on health reform, perks for would-be hospital patients, microwave popcorn and kid vaccines, plus more from our Daily Briefing. more »
posted by Barbara Feder Ostrov | Wed, 01/25/12 10:59am

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