carcinogen

Professor leads research to identify cancer preventive drugs

Arsenic, a known carcinogen, is almost unavoidable by humans. Traces of it can be found in rice, drinking water, apple juice and even in chicken meat. However, Barry Rosen, associate dean of basic research and graduate programs, said that although finding arsenic in our poultry sounds frightening, we should not be scared.

ECON WITH NEDA: New agreement insufficient resolution for Greece

During an economic crisis, Europe’s options differ from the those of the United States. Although Europe has a unified currency and independent central bank, it is not like the Federal Reserve. The Fed can supply unlimited emergency funds to governments and banks that need them. Europe’s approach—insistence on imposing austerity in exchange for bailouts—is not going to regenerate growth, especially not in Greece.
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