Swine flu in China: no problem
Category: China
Less than a hundred swine flu deaths in China? Don't make me laugh.
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Category: China
Less than a hundred swine flu deaths in China? Don't make me laugh.
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Category: Ethics
The US gives Cuba swine flu but not much else.
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Category: Ethics
A bioethicist convinces me -- on practical grounds -- that an ethical obligation should not be made a legal one.
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Category: Blog
Science? No problem. I've got some right here. Elections? No problem. What do you need?
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Category: Human rights
Labor Day, 2009
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Category: Human rights
Iran's scientist diaspora.
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Category: Human rights
Goodman, Cheney and Schwerner. Dead 45 years today but still alive in the streets of Teheran.
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Category: Human rights
Miscarriage of justice in Iran.
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Category: Human rights
AIDS doctors and journalists and others.
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Category: Human rights
War crimes and tragedy in the West Bank. Business as usual for the Israeli Defense Forces.
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