For Good Health: Take a Hike!
Although it's no surprise that any activity is better than none, hiking has specific medicinal benefits.
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Building a Better Mouse Model of Melanoma
A new mouse model of melanoma has given researchers hope that they can better target malignant skin cancers in humans — with a promising combination of two drug therapies.
A Better Way to Kill E. coli?
As food irradiation remains a sensitive subject in the U.S., the mechanics of killing bacteria on food without irradiating it just got a little easier.
NAFTA and the Unmanning of North America
A trade case with Canada highlights the evidence linking everyday products to the feminization and outright disappearance of males from every species — including ours.
Scientists, Public Drift Apart on Climate Change
A new study finds a strong scientific consensus that climate change is real and human activity is at…
Pssst. Mr. President.
Because it's not just the economy, our experts offer some solutions to problems that were under-discussed during the campaign.
The Eight of 2008
The best of Miller-McCune magazine's first year of publication, as chosen by Editor-in-Chief John Mecklin.
Core of the Problem
The National Ice Core Laboratory tries to answer one question: As the Earth warms, will sea levels rise three feet? Or 30? Or even more?
If YOU Can Draw, Then YOU Should Be in School!
The case for making American universities into patrons of the arts.
Restore Public Faith in Science
Miller-McCune's experts offer solutions to problems that were under-discussed during the presidential campaign.