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Spring chemistry, plus blogging chemistry and brain awareness. Health care at last? Oh where, oh where, has my little dog come from?

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Depression, bad and/or good. Plus environmental blog mortality, health care debate morality, research paper absurdity, fetal cosmetology

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Health careless still, Olympic science, how to convert: The Obama administration's health care summit of yesterday (Thursday) is history, although the analysis will doubtless go on and on and on.

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NASW awarded travel grants to 10 undergraduates interested in science writing to attend the AAAS meeting in San Diego Feb. 18-22. The fellows reported on some of the scientific sessions that they find most interesting and newsworthy. You can read their reports here.

 

Medical marijuana, Olympic physics with Apolo Ohno, genes in Africa, AAAS in San Diego, geophysics in Haiti

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Born as the idea of a handful of senior university PR officials and billed as an alternative source for science news in a world supposedly hemorrhaging science writers, the Futurity website offers up four or five new research stories daily, fresh from the country's major research universities.

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... & conservation biology & human evolution & language & diplomacy. How not to write about observational/association studies. Deric Bownds' Mindblog & oxytocin & vasopressin & love's distresses.

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