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Urine Test Predicts Prostate Cancer Risk

By Virginia Gewin of Nature magazine A new screening test makes use of urine, rather than blood, to identify the men most at risk of prostate cancer, and may even provide information about how aggressive a tumor is likely to be. The standard screening test for prostate cancer is a blood test for a protein called prostate specific antigen (PSA)

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U.S. Border Fence with Mexico Threatens Endangered Wildlife

By Melissa Gaskill of Nature magazine The 1,000 kilometers of impenetrable barrier constructed along the Mexico-United States border, with the aim of stemming illegal human immigration, is also hampering the movements of animals, including several endangered species, a recent study finds. The species most at risk are those with smaller populations and specialized habitats, says Jesse Lasky, a graduate student at the University of Texas, Austin, and an author on the study, published in Diversity and Distributions

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Video: Japan’s radiation exposure risks

Dr. Jennifer Ashton spoke with Erica Hill on who is most at risk of radiation exposure after Japan's Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power station experienced a partial meltdown.

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