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Eating Safely: Avoiding Foodborne Illness (second edition)
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Jun 1, 1999
)
Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Health Risk or Health Hype?
(
May 1, 1999
)
Estrogen and Health: How Popular Magazines Have Dealt with Hormone Replacement Therapy
(
May 1, 1999
)
Philip Morris Antismoking Campaign and Tobacco Settlement
(
Apr 22, 1999
)
Dental Beauty Culture: Whiter than White?
(
Apr 1, 1999
)
Cancer Incidence, Mortality Declining
(
Mar 29, 1999
)
To the Editor
(
Mar 26, 1999
)
Eat Apples Give Up Junk Food and Junk Science
(
Mar 3, 1999
)
Fad-Free Nutrition: An Authoritative Guide to Eating Right from the American Council on Science and Health
(
Mar 1, 1999
)
Three Mile Island: A 20th Anniversary Remembrance
(
Mar 1, 1999
)
You've Come a Long Way ... or Have You? Popular Women's Magazines Are Still Downplaying the Risks of Smoking
(
Mar 1, 1999
)
We Can Eat Our Vegetables, Without Risk
(
Feb 23, 1999
)
Independent Panel Formed to Review Safety of Vinyl Plastic Products
(
Feb 12, 1999
)
ACSH Condemns Chemophobia
(
Feb 9, 1999
)
ACSH to Derail "Perc" Lawsuits
(
Feb 9, 1999
)
ACSH Taking on a Conventional Wisdom: Why Disclosure of Research Funding is Detrimental to Good Science:
(
Feb 4, 1999
)
NYCACHP Expands its Advisory Board and its Involvement in NYC Public Health Issues
(
Feb 2, 1999
)
An Unhappy Anniversary: The Alar 'Scare' Ten Years Later
(
Feb 1, 1999
)
Moderate Alcohol Consumption and Health
(
Feb 1, 1999
)
ACSH Debunks Internet Health Hoax
(
Jan 28, 1999
)
The difference one word makes
(
Jan 22, 1999
)
The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet by Dr. Bob Arnot: Unscientific and Deceptive A Disservice to American Women
(
Jan 1, 1999
)
Study Gives High School Textbooks Low Marks for Environmental Health Chapters
(
Dec 23, 1998
)
City Health Group Promotes "Lead Safe" Over "Lead Free"
(
Dec 15, 1998
)
Science Panel Seeks to Calm Concerns About Well Cooked Meats
(
Nov 18, 1998
)
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