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Anger more Harmful to Health of Older Adults than Sadness

By Michael Shulman | American Psychological Association on May 10, 2019   Featured, Health  

Anger more Harmful to Health of Older Adults than Sadness

  WASHINGTON — Anger may be more harmful to an older person’s physical health than sadness, potentially increasing inflammation, which is associated with such chronic illnesses as heart disease, arthritis and cancer, according to new research published by the American Psychological Association. “As most people age, they simply cannot do the activities they once did, […]

Environmental Advocates Sue EPA over Outdated Response Plan for Oil Spills

By Emily Whitfield | University of California-Berkeley Environmental Law Clinic on Mar 25, 2019   Acid Society, Featured  

Environmental Advocates Sue EPA over Outdated Response Plan for Oil Spills

  Warning of “Next Big One” Under Trump Administration’s Expanded Drilling Plans, Advocates Seek Urgent EPA Action on the Toxic Dispersant Corexit San Francisco, CA-March 25—The University of California-Berkeley Environmental Law Clinic today announced a lawsuit to compel the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to issue rules on the use of chemical agents such as Corexit […]

Plain Cigarette Packaging May Reduce Incorrect Impression of Product’s Safety

By Yadira Galindo | UCSD on Dec 19, 2017   Featured, Health  

Plain Cigarette Packaging May Reduce Incorrect Impression of Product’s Safety

An online survey of 900 consumers of three of the United States’ most popular cigarette brands suggests that adopting standardized cigarette packing may reduce consumers’ misconceptions that some cigarettes are less harmful than others, reports a team of researchers led by University of California San Diego School of Medicine and published in BMJ Tobacco Control . Standardizing […]

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