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sethmnookin: It's Florida. Who knows? RT @BaileyMcC: @sethmnookin great record but what in the world prompts you to go yank a snake out of the bushes?!
EmilyAnthes: The "Crack Baby" Epidemic That Wasn't http://t.co/Xr3H5AUSXV
TravisSaunders: The 2013 Report Card on Childhood Physical Activity: http://t.co/y9GLjbjUIC <== focus this year is on (lack of) active transportation
hillaryrosner: Great NYT assessment of yesterday's local-news OK tornado coverage and "the enduring value of local broadcasters" http://t.co/aCzSWp2cAl
stevesilberman: @davenuss79 Heh.
daniel_lende: RT @Dirk57: Let's talk about the unpleasant "side effects" of psychotherapy, not just pills. http://t.co/F0hEDklgly
mfenner: RT @SABREresearchUK: Trish Groves: Data sharing: where are we? Useful timeline #alltrials http://t.co/INov2lefdI
MrEpid: This is super exciting! Looking forward to reading the new blogs #SciTable MT We’re Launching 10 New Blogs! http://t.co/Xo57aLCJg7
BethSkw: Pittsburgh driving: the Fort Pitt bridge laughs in the face of GPS, and out-of-towners. https://t.co/O7FhMhwBHy
Jason_Reads: Here's the petition to stop the prosecution of Kaitlyn Hunt for being in love with another girl in high school: http://t.co/3oyO7lt1j7
jeancflanagan: My new Sci-Ed piece on evolution education - Learning to read the tree of life - http://t.co/1njM6ML6Q0
Daily Archives: April 27, 2012
HIV and Poverty: A Slide Show
Category: HIV
Tagged healthcare disparities, HIV, human immunodeficiency virus, poverty, Southern U.S.
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Happy Arbor Day!
Category: Aggregators, Fun, Images, Topic Focus, Worth A Thousand Words
Tagged Arbor Day, carbon, forestry, PLoS ONE, trees, tropical ecosystems
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