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Author Archives: Melinda Wenner Moyer
The epigenetics of cancer
Category: Chemicals
Tagged cancer, cell phones, DNA, epigenetics, genetics, scientific american
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How to avoid harmful chemicals: just pick up your iPhone
Category: Chemicals
Tagged BPA, chemicals, endocrine disruptors, goodguide, iphone app, phthalates
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On vacation
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Eggs, KFC Double Downs, and Heart Disease
Category: Chemicals, Food
Tagged cholesterol, conflicts of interest, eggs, food, heart disease, nutrition
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Melinda Wenner Moyer writes about science and health for Scientific American, Nature Medicine, Slate, Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, Glamour, Redbook and O: The Oprah Magazine. She lives in Brooklyn.