Also: A study shows chain restaurants largely don’t meet U.S. government nutritional guidelines; an antibiotic is linked with rare, but fatal, heart risk; and two paralyzed people moved a robot arm with their thoughts.
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A.M. Vitals: U.S. Lowers Bar on Lead Poisoning
May 17th, 2012 
Mark Long 
Posted in Antibiotics, Brain Science, CDC, Drugs, heart disease, Nutrition, Personalized medicine, Public health, Sports medicine 
Comments OffWhat Geneticists Think You Should Know
May 15th, 2012 Amy Dockser Marcus Cheaper genome sequencing means relatively soon you may get a chance to find your risks for different diseases. But do you really want to know?
What Happens When One Man’s Genome Is Revealed
May 15th, 2012 Amy Dockser Marcus Stanford University School of Medicine’s Michael Snyder has learned firsthand how gene sequencing can change a person’s daily life.