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The Editors of Effect Measure are senior public health scientists and practitioners. Paul Revere was a member of the first local Board of Health in the United States (Boston, 1799). The Editors sign their posts "Revere" to recognize the public service of a professional forerunner better known for other things.

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Does Tamiflu resistant swine flu virus really spread less well?

Category: Biology

We're skeptical.

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Ecology and your urinary tract

Category: Biology

And your gums and your middle ear.

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Does BPA interfere with breast cancer treatment?

Category: Cancer

Common contaminant and chemotherapy resistance

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Overturning Overton: a venerable rule goes down [Updated]

Category: Biology

So you're fat soluble. Not so fast.

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Antibodies from survivors of 1918 era pandemic

Category: Influenza treatment

Fascinating paper on harvesting antibodies produced by a 90 year old pandemic.

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Do dogs understand barks?

Category: Biology

If you are a dog, please bark up.

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Tangled web, tangled bank and mercury poisoning

Category: Biology

Mercury crawls out of the river into birds.

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A public health question about plant viruses for the hivemind

Category: Infectious disease

An epidemic of cucurbit disease and a question about human diseases from plant viruses.

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"Scientists for a better PCR" (hat tip Scienceblogs.de)

Category: Biology

If you are a molecular biologist this is hilarious. If you're not, well, you tell me.

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How bats fly out of hell

Category: Biology

Now we know that bumblebees (and bats) can fly. They just don't do it the usual way.

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