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    Bloggers for Peer Reviewed Research

    Category: General Discussion
    Posted on: October 29, 2007 7:22 AM, by MarkH

    BPR3, or Bloggers for Peer-Reviewed Research Reporting has announced the release of their new icons. For those of you who don't know what this is all about, it's pretty simple. When we're not making up lolcats, and being all super-serious, we want to have a simple way to communicate to the audience that we're discussing the scientific literature itself. That is, we're not just reacting to idiotic press releases, poorly-written articles in major newspapers, or the latest misunderstanding of science by some crank. We're actually reading the science before we pontificate about it.

    This should be encouraged. So here are my 6 posts I've attached the logo to so far. You may remember some of them.
    Promising Embryonic Cell News
    Reprogramming Adult Cells into ES cells
    Does Smoking Cannabis Cause Schizophrenia?
    Again with the Marijuana
    Global Warming is a threat to Global Health
    A Critical Appraisal of Chronic Lyme

    Enjoy! And good work Dave, Mike, John and others for getting this idea up and running.

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