Why invest in science? Among other things, it may well help reduce soaring costs for cancer that will be arriving as we collectively pay...

And so a new year arrives, with new opportunities. For lawyers interested in new pro bono advocacy for 2014, how about assisting persons...

How is North Dakota like Turkey ? Both areas include a mineral known as erionite. That’s noteworthy because certain Turkish villages are...

Lloyds issued this November 10, 2010 report on cell phone risks. The summary is obviously written to support an insurance industry view...

Advocacy is growing for myriad aspects of the cancer crisis. Be an advocate for change by learning more about advocating for the rights...

The top two lines in the chart tell terrible stories. Inexorably climbing cancer rates for childhood cancers and non-Hodgkins lymphomas....

The players in the the litigation industry inevitably pay attention to large numbers. In that vein, and in the broader social sense,...

Here’s some information that has implications for the roles of futures representatives for class action. The subject in general is...

4% of Americans are cancer survivors. That’s well over 10 million people. The numbers are the net result of an annual US toll of 1.5...

From the January 26, 2010  NCI Cancer Bulletin is a story that provides the latest example of the dawning age of new science brought...

90,000 people per year travel to Houston’s MD Anderson Cancer Center for treatment. Many are children. Most will not find a cure. Some...

Ms. Gina Kolata is back with another important but depressing New York Times article on the failure of our national policy for addressing...

In a win for defendants in general and some asbestos defendants in particular, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a June 1, 2009 per curiam...

Science moves much faster than does “the law,” and the changes in science over time will have a profound impact on the framing and...