The Fleecing of America’s Elderly
Government could do a lot more to protect seniors.
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Under the Influence
How Doctors Are Courted By Drugmakers
A Bad Connection: Cellphone Radiation & Health Risks
The possible connection between cellphone-radiation emissions and health risks is worrisome—and seemingly ignored.
Why Smart Meters Might Be a Dumb Idea
Smart meters are supposed to give you more control over your energy use, but experts doubt that you’ll ever see the touted savings.
Flash Back: The Troubling Revival of Hormone Therapy
Doctors’ new claims of safety are questionable.
Grave Concerns: Digging Up the Dirt on Cemetery Scams
You might face more than the grief of the loss of a loved one: grave desecration and double-sold plots.
Against the Grain: The Problems with Ethanol
The government is pouring billions of dollars into promoting ethanol, but evidence is mounting that it actually damages the environment and fouls up your engines.
The Truth About Online Universities
Dubious methods have us raising our hands with questions about the value of earning an online degree.
How to Avoid Computer-Repair Ripoffs
Think twice before you take your computer to the nearest repair specialist. Many people are scammed by technicians who are moved more by profit than principle.
Optical Illusion
Influence by frame makers decreases the medical focus for this product.
Dirty Little Secrets: Rehab Centers Must Come Clean
New methods for treating drug and alcohol abusers have created confusion and sometimes flawed choices for consumers.
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