Category: Blog carnivals
Offer extended through Friday! Friday! Friday! 2 May!!!! Submit entries to tarheeltavern.abel at gmail. For the first time since I've lived here, the NC primary will actually matter especially given that Clinton and Obama appear to now be running neck-and-neck...
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Category: Pharmacology
Well, not only am I weaseling out of posting original content today but I'm going to direct you to an excellent repost by Bora Zivkovic at A Blog Around the Clock. I am often asked why plants expend the bioenergetic...
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Category: Personal
Is a better blog a more frequent blog with multiple voices?
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Category: Women in science and medicine
Two essays in BMJ earlier this month feed a BusinessWeek article that is generating rancor and sober discussion.
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Category: Graduate Education
How to eat healthy with minimal financial resources. Your ideas?
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Category: Blogging community
Physician-bloggers in the e-flesh tonight online.
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Category: Pharmaceuticals
Real science applied to natural CAM therapies might equal real medicine.
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Category: Blogging community
Naughty for forgetting to submit a post for this week's carnival of the medical blogosphere.
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Category: Blogging community
If you've ever lived or trained in NC, let the world know about this place in time for the 6 May Democratic primaries.
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Category: Archaeology
Today's remembrance of the miners, their wives and children massacred by the Colorado National Guard and a then Rockefeller-run coal company reminds us of what working for a living really meant.
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