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Is Total Cholesterol Misleading?

Category: Health and Society

Under 200. That's the usual target for total cholesterol as reported in popular media. But are all 200s the same?

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Energy Equivalence

Category: Bio-bizarre

Two things that seem to be in the headlines of late: oil prices and overweight Americans. How do these things go together? Time for a fun "back of the envelope" calculation.

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Bonking in the Name of Science

Mary Roach, author of Stiff and Spook, has a new book debuting this month: Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex. To promote her new book, Roach is making the interview rounds. Check out her interview with Katharine Mieszkowski...

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Hinckley Reservoir Revisited

Category: Habitats and Humanity

In early October I posted a series of pics regarding the low water level at Hinckley Reservoir in upstate NY. The combination of low rainfall and demand had reduced the lake some 35 feet below spill level. I had hoped...

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Some Smoking Stats

Category: Health and Society

The local paper ran an article yesterday regarding smoking statistics in upstate NY. The major point of the story is seen in its headline "Region's smoking rate is among highest in state". The basic stats involve a region of upstate...

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Another Lactivist-Scientist-Mom Here - It's Not Just Facebook.

Speaking as a mother who breastfed both of my kids and was a card-carrying member of LaLeche League (an uneasy relationship since I worked outside the home but valuable all the same for many other reasons), I figured I'd weigh...

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Hitchens' Supreme Sense of Humor

I concede. As self-deprecatory as I can be, I am left in the dust, gasping and quivering, by the mighty Christopher Hitchens who aptly displays the gloriously superior sense of humor that is characteristic of the human male. I am...

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It's the Heat AND the Humidity

Category: The Running Ape

Runners have a tendency to track their workout times. This can be both misleading and dangerous if you don't figure in the effect of weather, a trap both newbies and experienced runners can fall into. Consider long runs.

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Pit Bull Denialism

Category: Catablogic Blathering

"He won't hurt you". Check out this thread which popped up after a report of a child being killed in a pit bull attack. We can thank commenter scorp1101 for jumping right into it with the pit bulls are just...

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Walk or Ride?

Category: Habitats and Humanity

Is walking to the store "greener" than riding there in your car? Here's an interesting article from The Times UK arguing for the car.

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