In Defense of Microbiomes
In this video, Jonathan Eisen explains why good microbes may actually be our first line of defense against infection, disease, and lasting medical conditions.
In this video, Jonathan Eisen explains why good microbes may actually be our first line of defense against infection, disease, and lasting medical conditions.
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Science has finally come to understand adult ADHD, a frustrating disorder once shrouded in mystery.
The Post profiles several well-known individuals who share their struggles and triumphs in coping with ADHD.
In this issue, veteran science reporter Sharon Begley challenges another class of pharmaceuticals that has risen almost to the status of panacea, statin drugs (“The Cholesterol Conundrum”). Just about anyone with total cholesterol readings of 200 or higher will be offered statins by their primary care physician. Twenty-five percent of Americans 45 and older are […]
In this issue’s cover story, science writer Sharon Begley tackles a weighty topic: Why are extra pounds so easy to gain and so difficult to lose for good? She addresses the frustration many feel after attempting “sure-fire” methods of shedding weight only to fail time and time again. “You may see the unending quest for […]