Lymphedema Treatment: Experts Unclear on GMO Safety

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Experts Unclear on GMO Safety

The Washington Post—Humans have been genetically modifying our food for centuries. Today's apples are the result of grafting by farmers of old, today's berries are large and juicy because humans protected them and allowed them to evolve.

Sunscreen Works Against UVB Rays: Study

Minneapolis StarTribune—Researchers at Ohio State University exposed mice to UVB rays, and found that a sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher reduced their chance of melanoma by 80 percent. The brand wasn't important; simply wearing the sunscreen was what mattered.

More Effective Sunscreens May Be in the Genes

UPI—The ultimate future of skin protection may be genetic. A study published in the journal Molecular Cell looked at 340 people with melanoma, and managed to isolate the ultraviolet resistance gene.

Quick and Easy Kale Chips

Berkeley Wellness—Making your own kale chips is much cheaper than buying packaged products. And they're a lot healthier than potato chips. Here are the basics.

Soil: Getting the Lead Out

Berkeley Wellness—Lead has been in the headlines because of the tragedy in Flint, Michigan. This toxic metal, which was found at high levels in the city's water supply, increases the risk of cognitive and behavioral problems in children and has other adverse effects.