Category: Politics
There is an interesting article put out by Associated Press, authored by Seth Borenstein. Mr. Bornstein suggests that scientists are increasingly expressing an interest in running for office. The involvement of scientists in politics is not new. Think of Ben...
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Category: Medicine
One thing about hospitals, is that they use an awful lot of electricity. We already know about some of the challenges that will occur in health care in the post-peak-oil era; I wrote about that in October 2007. ...Petroleum...
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Category: Politics
The urge to fisk is an omnipresent danger for all bloggers. Usually I am strong. Usually I resist. But this essay on World Net Daily got my fisking neurons all in a twitter. It's by David Kupelian, and it's a...
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Category: Psychiatry
Dinah, writing at Shrink Rap, got mentioned in the Wall Steet Journal, of all places. Her post "My Therapist is a Creep" caught the attention of their health blogger, Scott Hensley....
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Category: Public Health
In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of 9/11, it was noticed that there were cuts in the budget to the Environmental Protection Agency. The rationale was that we needed to shift more funds to the global and perpetual war...
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