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sethmnookin: One of my favorite canals. “@BoraZ: Mary Roach Takes A Trip Down the Alimentary Canal: http://t.co/Gwpwvx4b1A”
EmilyAnthes: RT @David_Dobbs: Show me the $ RT @edyong209: @roseveleth @LizNeeley David is wasted on magazine pieces. He should just live-tweet terribl…
TravisSaunders: Thesis lit review has been submitted for publication. Now all that's left is the general discussion and I'm done!
hillaryrosner: Brilliant. RT @edyong209: . @YourTitleSucks is hilarious.
stevesilberman: .@PegsKatzencats I know. What a cause to invest in: preventing other people from finding happiness and security.
daniel_lende: Neuroanthropology on Brain Science Podcast http://t.co/FwOIBXOe5a
mfenner: RT @timohannay: How does copyright work in space? (Answer: even worse than on Earth.) The Economist explains: http://t.co/uFQgiHBs5z
MrEpid: @stillwellgray Oh gotcha. The fruit was fresh, but that's a fair point. Any comments or thoughts on that @liquidnutrition?
BethSkw: These corset x-rays seem a little off: laces are visible but organs are not? http://t.co/hdNo9LRO1Y
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Daily Archives: January 10, 2011
Welcome to a Work in Progress
Category: drug cost, Ethics, Housekeeping
Tagged boceprevir, drug costs, hepatitis C, insurance, medicare, telaprevir
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Delusions, odd and common: Living in the prodrome, part 2
Category: Health
Tagged cross-cultural psychiatry, delusions, prodrome, schizophrenia
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