A Good Poop
A blog about strange and wonderful medical science publications. It's not as boring as it sounds. Honestly.
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A Good Poop is thrown together by a guy named Chris. Chris is working on his Master's degree at the University of Toronto. You can reach him at agoodpoop@gmail.com.
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- A Good Poop does a PSA
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- And you thought the brown acid could mess you up
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- DIY surgery: For the hardcore, desperate, or just plain mentally ill
- Beer and Science: Two great things together for one post only
- The earwax studies
- Now for some real vampires
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- DoseNation
- Drugs and Poisons
- ectoplasmosis
- Everyday Scientist
- kottke.org
- Morbid Anatomy
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- Science Made Cool
- Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
- Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
- katebeaton.com
- The Perry Bible Fellowship
- reddit.com
- Scary Go Round
- The Science Creative Quarterly
- The Superest
- Wired News
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A Good Poop represents the fruition of over twenty years of hard-fought neuronal development within the brain of a guy named Chris. Chris is currently working on a Master's degree at the University of Toronto. He enjoys spending his time daydreaming on public transit, five-pin bowling while slightly intoxicated, and searching PubMed for dirty words. The last of which represents the basis of this blog.
