Air quality prescriptions are only as good as the science that informs them, and China's air pollution is both rapidly evolving and only partly understood.
Ideally it should be science that informs policy, not policy preferences that bias beliefs about science.
"Design and the Elastic Mind," Dr. Galison said approvingly, is different — playful, yet respectful of the science that informs each object on display.
But, as the Nobel committee made clear this morning, the science that informs and occasionally upends our understanding of human health and disease often comes from unexpected places.
There is some science that informs the answer, because of work by a team from Cambridge University who measured testosterone levels in a small group of male City of London traders at 11am and 4pm on a number of days, and matched the results to the same days' levels of profit or loss.
In a 2014 report, researchers at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston chronicled the exclusion of women from health research and its impact on women's health: The science that informs medicine – including the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease – routinely fails to consider the crucial impact of sex and gender.
Before getting into the pedagogy, it is important to emphasize that evolutionary medicine is no more a field than is physical medicine or chemical medicine, for like physics and chemistry, evolution is a basic science that informs many issues in medical science.
The science that informs medicine -- including the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease -- routinely fails to consider the critical impact of sex and gender.
We now review the science that informs this framework, beginning with the exposure disease paradigm.
Chemical manufacturing represented a 700 billion dollar industry in the United States in 2007 (U.S. Census Bureau 2007); thus, the chemical industry is not a disinterested party in the science that informs chemical safety.
