Too Much Salt The panel, formed under an arm of the National Academy of Sciences, found that Americans typically consume far too much sodium chloride, or salt.
A 2004 study by the Institute of Medicine, a branch of the National Academy of Sciences, found that lack of health insurance causes 18,000 unnecessary deaths a year.
A new study by neuropsychologist Ruth Feldman, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that, as Reuters Sharon Begleyy put it, "gay fathers raising children with their husbands seemed to be both mom and dad, brain-wise.
A recent report by the National Academy of Sciences found that many forensic disciplines are not rooted in solid science.
Indeed, Senator Dianne Feinstein noted that separately, the National Academy of Sciences found that the Park Service "selectively presented, over-interpreted, or misrepresented the available science on the potential impacts of the oyster mariculture operation" and the DOI's Office of the Inspector General concluded that the Point Reyes science adviser "misrepresented research".
In 2000, the National Academy of Sciences found that the V.A.'s methods had achieved nearly $100 million in savings over the previous two years.
Yet a 2011 study by the Academy of Medical Sciences found that it takes an average of 621 days between launching a trial and treating the first patient.
The study by the National Academy of Sciences found that its approach had "meaningfully reduced drug expenditures without demonstrable adverse effects on quality".
Several recent studies by the National Academy of Sciences found that other countries had provided superior supercomputers for advanced climate research.
The panel, convened by the National Academy of Sciences, found that in many cases the construction of substitute wetlands was often delayed or never finished.
In a 2002 study, the National Research Council, which functions under the National Academy of Sciences, found that DARE made no significant difference in drug use among students.
