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ScienceSeeker blogs about Ethics

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The Autism Crisis

Science and Ethics in the Era of Autism Politics
83 followers
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Ethics in autism journalism: an open letter to Spectrum

Mar, 05 2018 12:00

What history tells us about autism research, redux

Nov, 10 2017 12:10

Notes on autism and assisted dying

Dec, 02 2015 08:45

Scientific American Blog: Doing Good Science

Building knowledge, training new scientists, sharing a world.
38 followers
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I’m so glad we’ve had this time together.

May, 21 2015 05:54

Pennywise and pound-foolish: misidentified cells and competitive pressures in scientific knowledge-building.

May, 21 2015 05:54

Twenty-five years later.

May, 21 2015 05:54

Reward and Consent™

Blogging for ethical uses of behavior analysis with no coercion of anyone, especially autistics and others with disabilities, and for positive reinforcement of people with more power who do the right thing, a constructive version of what B.F. Skinner
65 followers
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Life inside a psychiatry ward is deadly during this new coronavirus epic.

Apr, 24 2020 04:47

This is a copy of tonight's ABA Leaks letter to the American Montessori Society.

Dec, 08 2018 02:40

ABA Leaks asks, "Did the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (2012) lobby states illegally when it wrote its model act to control government changes in its field?"

Oct, 10 2018 02:50

Hal Herzog

HuffingtonPost Blogger Feed for Hal Herzog
62 followers
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Heavy Petting: Pets (Especially Dogs) Enhance Sex Appeal

Feb, 22 2018 21:18

Vegetarians and Money: Results From a National Survey

Feb, 22 2018 21:18

Is It Okay To Eat A Pet Cat?

Feb, 22 2018 21:18

Science Means Business

Making Sense of Science Incorporated
12 followers
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So long for now… And a few parting thoughts.

May, 08 2015 22:01

On the Curious Science of Christmas Shopping

May, 08 2015 22:01

I say “Pharma”, you say?… Philanthropist?

May, 08 2015 22:01

Genomes Unzipped

A group blog providing expert, independent commentary on the personal genomics industry.
111 followers
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Best Genealogy Software

Dec, 18 2020 11:44

How Well Can a Screening Test Predict Disease Risk?

Dec, 17 2020 19:09

Cluster Sequencing with Oxford Nanopore’s GridION System

Dec, 17 2020 15:14

Life as an Extreme Sport

"the hardest thing in this world is to live in it"
20 followers
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Rights and Passage

Jun, 11 2020 01:26

Hullo

Feb, 27 2020 07:43

Ahoj, Praha!

Jun, 27 2019 11:55

Speaking of Research

Improving understanding about Animal Research / Animal Testing
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Casey Affleck and PETA Know How to Harass Women

Sep, 14 2021 23:36

#Evergreen #AnimalResearchSavesLives: Work on the COVID-19 vaccine begins

Sep, 03 2021 20:03

The Important Role of Animal Research in mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine Development

Sep, 02 2021 20:04

Understanding Animal Research

We cover three types of news: general news about all aspects of animal research, blog comment articles, and snapshots of biomedical advances from scientific journals.
22 followers
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How is climate change affecting Antarctic animals?

Sep, 14 2021 14:19

What is an AWERB and how does it help promote high standards of animal welfare in research?

Aug, 17 2021 13:30

New Zealand launches an Openness Agreement on Animal Research and Teaching

Jul, 27 2021 11:15

Speaking of Research

Improving understanding about Animal Research / Animal Testing
52 followers
0 articles/week

Casey Affleck and PETA Know How to Harass Women

Sep, 14 2021 22:47

#Evergreen #AnimalResearchSavesLives: Work on the COVID-19 vaccine begins

Sep, 03 2021 19:05

The Important Role of Animal Research in mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine Development

Sep, 02 2021 18:56

Absolutely Maybe

Another PLOS Blog
12 followers
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The First Century of Women in Vaccine Science: 1970s-1990s (Part 3)

Sep, 01 2021 03:45

The First Century of Women in Vaccine Science: 1940s-1960s (Part 2)

Sep, 01 2021 03:45

The First Century of Women in Vaccine Science: 1900-1930s (Part 1)

Sep, 01 2021 03:45