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By mikethemadbiologist on January 11, 2010.

Merry Monday. Links fahr ya. Science:

Pet frogs linked to salmonella outbreak
Hospitals Could Stop Infections by Tackling Bacteria Patients Bring In, Studies Find
No, I'm not a millionaire either
To Media Covering Science: An Open Letter
How a psychiatrist can write 100,000 prescriptions a year, and what that means for primary care
Legislative Mandates for NIH Grant Awards

Other:

My rant against big media political "blogs" by way of "Black Tuesday" coverage
Why America Needs Trains
Next stop: Yemen
Walk Away From Your Mortgage!
That girl thinks she's the queen of the neighborhood.
Bubbles & Banks & Zero Lending Standard Loans
Bernanke Still Does Not Understand Credit Crisis

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The sad result of large earthquakes occurring in Haiti disasters is increasing every day. Cause the death of more than 100 thousand people in the 7 magnitude earthquake

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