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Worth Reading: Autopsies, fecal transplants, and the marriage economy

lborkowski | December 20, 2011

A few of the recent pieces I've liked: Vanessa Veselka at The Atlantic: In the Wake of Protest: One Woman's Attempt to Unionize Amazon Marshall Allen at ProPublica: Without Autopsies, Hospitals Bury Their Mistakes Maryn McKenna at Superbug: Fecal Transplants: They Work, the Regulations Don't Jonathan Cohn at The New Republic: Ron Wyden, Paul Ryan, and the Future of Medicare Shankar Vedantam at NPR: Marriage Economy: 'I Couldn't Afford to Get Divorced'

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