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November 20, 2009

The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center takes legal action against Evolv water

Category: Academia

Continued misuse of the M.D. Anderson name by bottled water multilevel-marketing companies draws legal action this week in US District Court. I found at least some of the data on the "testing" of their water on in vitro release of pro-inflammatory lipids from cultured cancer cells - guess what might happen if one puts cultured cells into water or 50/50 water and media?

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Sir John Crofton, TB combination therapy pioneer - a long and admirable life

Category: Infectious diseases

Denise Gellene in the New York Times is reporting this morning that Scottish physician, Sir John Crofton, passed away on 3 November at age 97. Crofton is best known for implementing a combination drug regimen to treat tuberculosis, the insidious...

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November 19, 2009

The new NHS sexual health hub: Could you imagine this happening in the US?

Category: Health Care

Sex for socialists?

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November 17, 2009

Improving K-12 math & science education with better teacher education

Category: K-12 education

A Helios Education Foundation grant to provide master's degrees and other training for Florida's secondary school educators.

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November 16, 2009

Why do expensive hotels charge for Internet while less-expensive ones don't?

Category: Why Things Are

I already Googled it without an answer. Any marketing genius want to weigh in?

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November 15, 2009

Meh. What's so special about HeLa cells?

Category: Bioethics

Is it "extreme" that I chose to single out and honor the donor of the cell line that made it possible for my PhD research 20 years ago?

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November 13, 2009

A black woman, a white boy, and a PhD

Category: Academia

It was twenty years ago today. . .

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November 12, 2009

Today, The Chronicle. Tomorrow, The World! A Scientist's Guide to Academic Etiquette by Female Science Professor

Category: Academia

What advice do you have for playing nicely in the academic sandbox?

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November 11, 2009

France World Cup player Lilian Thuram now fights racism

Category: Race in Science and Society

"We all have a common origin: Africa. We were born in Africa, three million years ago, which should invite us to brotherhood." Yves Coppens, member of the Lilian Thuram Foundation Scientific Committee

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November 10, 2009

NIDA Launches Medical Curricular Resources on Substance Abuse and Dependence

Category: Academia

"Physicians can be the first line of defense against substance abuse and addiction, but they need the resources and the training," said NIDA Director Dr. Nora D. Volkow. "Our long term goal is for doctors to incorporate screening for drug use into routine practice like they currently screen for other diseases; to help patients that are abusing to stop; and to refer more serious cases to specialized treatment."

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