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Daily Archives: September 7, 2010

ORCID as unique author identifier: what is it good for and should we worry or be happy?

By Martin Fenner
Posted: September 7, 2010
Category: Conferences | Tagged orcid, solo10 | Leave a comment

The Narcotic Farm & Nancy Campbell

By daniel.lende
Posted: September 7, 2010
Category: Addiction | Leave a comment

Do the Health Benefits of Cycling Outweigh the Risks?

By Travis Saunders, MSc, CEP
Posted: September 7, 2010
Category: Peer Reviewed Research | Tagged active transportation, cycling, mortality | Leave a comment

How to avoid those *other* kitchen dangers

By Melinda Wenner Moyer
Posted: September 7, 2010
Category: Chemicals, Food | Tagged BPA, chemicals, cleaners, eggs, food, organic, pesticides, phthalates | Leave a comment

The New Kid

By mangrist
Posted: September 7, 2010
Category: dissemination nation | Leave a comment

Poison in the Night

By Deborah Blum
Posted: September 7, 2010
Category: carbon monoxide, poison | Tagged auto exhaust, carbon monoxide, carbon monoxide detectors, palm beach county, poison | Leave a comment

When heart drugs cloud the brain

By Melinda Wenner Moyer
Posted: September 7, 2010
Category: Drugs | Tagged drugs, memory, side-effects, statins | Leave a comment

Filthy Places for Antibiotics

By John Rennie
Posted: September 7, 2010
Category: Drug Development, Health | Leave a comment

An Arm Inside and Outside the White Coat

By Shara Yurkiewicz
Posted: September 7, 2010
Category: Personal | Leave a comment
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