
Column | Lead you absorbed as a child may cause dementia as you age - The Washington Post
Americans born between 1951 and 1980 are invisibly scarred by lead exposure that embedded the toxic metal into their bones. It can reemerge later in life.

Americans born between 1951 and 1980 are invisibly scarred by lead exposure that embedded the toxic metal into their bones. It can reemerge later in life.

A brain-boosting nutrient may sharpen your mind but knock years off your life.

A mysterious chronic kidney disease devastating Central America's agricultural workers appears to have surfaced among Texas laborers in extreme heat.

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There is no effective screening for ovarian cancer, but this procedure can help prevent it.

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Environmental testing officially went underway in a wealthy Southern California community on Sunday after six cases of a rare cancer disease sparked massive concerns.

A powerful advance in cancer-fighting medicine has achieved an extraordinary new milestone.

A Tulane University study links sleeping with light on to higher risks of heart failure, atrial fibrillation, stroke and cardiovascular death.