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Life in the Scientific Mind
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White Coat Underground

Just another Scientopia site
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We're Moving!

May, 09 2015 20:28

Dr. Pal, why do you love Big Pharma so?

May, 09 2015 20:28

Of douches, online identity, and ethics

May, 09 2015 20:28

WhizBang

Just another Scientopia site
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What's Up

Apr, 27 2018 22:50

Lessons for Male Allies

Nov, 18 2017 19:36

Green Shoefari

Nov, 14 2017 21:12

WIRED

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Making a Covid-19 Vaccine Is Hard. Making One for Kids Is Harder

Aug, 14 2020 14:18

Should We Conserve Parasites? Apparently, Yes

Aug, 13 2020 14:28

The Iconic Arecibo Telescope Goes Quiet After Major Damage

Aug, 12 2020 19:38

Public Library of Science - PLoS Medicine

PLOS Medicine Community Blog
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No one-size-fits-all solution: combination of handwashing, mask-wearing and social distancing best to tackle COVID-19.

Aug, 05 2020 20:14

PLOS Pathogens’ COVID-19 response

Jul, 14 2020 14:25

PLOS Medicine Special Issue: Early detection and Minimal Residual Disease

Jul, 13 2020 14:43

Take As Directed

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Thoughts on academic scientists giving media interviews

Jun, 24 2013 08:11

“Science Comedian” Brian Malow joins NC Museum of Natural Sciences

Jun, 24 2013 08:11

Science Storyteller Perrin Ireland to scribe as artist-in-residence at the Nature Research Center Grand Opening!

Jun, 24 2013 08:11

Disease Prone

To be sensitive or susceptible to disease. A bit like this blog really.
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Goodbye FoS, thanks for all the laughs

May, 09 2015 20:30

No door? No problem. T. cruzi uses the window to cause Chagas Disease

May, 09 2015 20:30

Anti-cancer Fungi

May, 09 2015 20:30

Genomics, Medicine, and Pseudoscience

This is Steven Salzberg's blog on genomics, pseudoscience, medical breakthroughs, higher education, and other topics, including skepticism about unscientific medical practices. Here's where I can say what I really think about abuses and distortions o
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We can start large-scale COVID-19 vaccination now

Aug, 02 2020 14:47

Why you should trust the coronavirus vaccine

Jul, 20 2020 11:34

It's not okay to open universities without universal coronavirus testing

Jul, 06 2020 11:43

Aetiology

Just another site
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Antibiotic resistance: myths and misunderstandings

Sep, 10 2015 17:21

Interview with HIV denier-turned-science-advocate John Strangis

Aug, 20 2015 17:08

Another “Frontiers In” journal steps in it

Aug, 04 2015 22:09

Life Lines

Sponsored by The American Physiological Society
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Spooooky bats

Oct, 31 2015 01:51

Bat Facts

Oct, 29 2015 08:40

A new way to view biological processes

Oct, 27 2015 20:33

On Becoming a Domestic and Laboratory Goddess

Just another site
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The New Home of Isis the Scientist

Jun, 30 2013 13:32

The Graduate Student Rap...

May, 04 2011 02:00

Respectful Insolence

"A STATEMENT OF FACT CANNOT BE INSOLENT." THE MISCELLANEOUS RAMBLINGS OF A SURGEON/SCIENTIST ON MEDICINE, QUACKERY, SCIENCE, PSEUDOSCIENCE, HISTORY, AND PSEUDOHISTORY (AND ANYTHING ELSE THAT INTERESTS HIM
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Ben Swann on the “#CDCtruth” rally: Regurgitating antivaccine talking points

Nov, 02 2015 10:25

A 50 minute infomercial for traditional Chinese medicine disguised as a radio show, courtesy of Colin McEnroe

Oct, 30 2015 15:15

In which Orac co-authors a paper in the New England Journal of Medicine

Oct, 29 2015 15:15