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October 31, 2007

On the Origin of Witches and Broomsticks

Category: Pharmacology

Hallucinations of flying due to plant extracts administered with an unorthodox dosing device is at the heart of one of the most common images associated with Halloween. Try explaining this one to the kids.

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October 30, 2007

One Day Left for DonorsChoose Drive

Category: DonorsChoose.org

I chose not to plague you with incessant reminders to contribute to our drive to raise funds for projects at DonorsChoose.org - where public school teachers propose class projects and you decide which ones to fund. Just one post at...

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October 29, 2007

Children's Cold Medicine Controversy

Category: Pediatric health

Proponents of withdrawing cough and cold medicines for children 2-5 claim that the remedies are ineffective and provide no benefit to offset the rare pediatric fatalities attributed to these medicines. What do parents think?

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Thoughts About Gender in Science

Category: Academia

One word: bewilderment.

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A PI's Perspective on the "Hypomotivated Trainee"

Category: Academia

An insightful post by PhysioProf on managing the diverse motivations of lab trainees.

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October 27, 2007

Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Will Go On

Category: The Working Scientist

The show must go on!

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October 26, 2007

Loss of a Science Journalism Giant: Jerry E. Bishop

Category: Science/medical journalism

The legendary Wall Street Journal science reporter succumbs to lung cancer.

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October 24, 2007

Even Pharma Sales Reps Couldn't Rescue Exubera

Category: Pharmaceuticals

Ya cain't put lipstick on a pig.

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Should the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Cancel Their San Diego Meeting?

Category: The Working Scientist

SfN officials would do well to examine the experience of AACR's cancellation of their 2003 Toronto meeting.

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October 22, 2007

Getting a Rise Out of Helium

Category: Chemistry

A five-year-old's query leads to extensive continuing education in chemistry.

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