The Gazette42m
Iowa maintains fastest-growing cancer rate as survivor numbers grow
With Iowa maintaining the second-highest rate and fastest-growing rate of new cancers nationally, advancements in treatment ...
New York Magazine3h
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Microplastics
They’re in our blood and our brains. They’re in newborns and the elderly, urban and rural, rich and poor. What are they doing ...
Elevated Cancer Rates Found Near Highly Toxic Texas Sites
Texans living around the San Jacinto River Waste pits, a toxic Superfund site, suffer from abnormally high rates of certain types of cancer, a study has found. The Texas Department of State Health ...
A kindergartner’s hopes for beating cancer are tied to federal grants now on the chopping block
A family whose 6-year-old is battling cancer says a move to slash funding by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for ...
Protecting New Mexico's waters
The Supreme Court’s decision exposed the weaknesses in our water protections, but it also gives us an opportunity to take ...
The Santa Fe New Mexican14hOpinion
New Mexico's national labs will help unleash energy
One of our country’s greatest assets and an envy of the world is the Department of Energy’s network of 17 national ...
The Santa Fe New Mexican16h
'Conversations Different': Ultra Health CEO Duke Rodriguez says New Mexico's cannabis industry is 'at a tipping point'
Nearly three years after legal retail sales began in New Mexico, Rodriguez says the cannabis industry has been turned upside ...
New Texas study finds unusually high cancer rates in communities along San Jacinto River
East Harris County has elevated levels of cervix uteri, leukemia, lung and bronchus, and lymphoma cancers, the Texas ...
Baytown Sun18h
Cancer cluster tag adds urgency to Waste Pits cleanup
Environmental activist Jackie Medcalf unveiled Monday a new state report identifying a 250-square mile around the San Jacinto ...