Phage Therapy’s Latest Makeover
As issues of product consistency, standardization and specificity are being tackled, can phage therapeutics—long oversold and overhyped—finally realize their antibacterial potential?
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New Elevation Measure Shows Climate Change Could Quickly Swamp the Mekong Delta
The surprise revelation means 12 million Vietnamese may need to retreat
The Saving Salmon Podcast
Script written by Atlantic Salmon Federation communications director Neville Crabbe. Podcast narrated by Charlie Schmidt and Caroline Losneck. Music by Ben Trout and Charlie Schmidt.
America’s Misguided War on Childhood Lead Exposures
An overemphasis on blood testing and case management for even low exposures is draining resources and ignoring the real need: Removing lead paint.
New Studies Link Cell Phone Radiation with Cancer
Researchers call for greater caution, but skeptics say the evidence from rat studies is not convincing
The quest to hatch a bird-flu vaccine
Although development of a jab for the H5N1 strain of avian flu is well under way, other strains are receiving less attention — and political obstacles to research could hamper progress.