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sethmnookin: 1st class Delta security line in Boston longer, w/fewer TSA agents. I guess some people would rather miss flight that mingle w/hoi polloi.
EmilyAnthes: The "Crack Baby" Epidemic That Wasn't http://t.co/Xr3H5AUSXV
TravisSaunders: Full text of very cool new paper posted to the #SBRN website http://t.co/vsrF3kuDB2
hillaryrosner: KFOR reporter choking up reporting that bodies of 24 third grader being pulled from elementary school in Moore, OK. http://t.co/JPiW0OARL6
stevesilberman: RT @DavidGrann: No justice: Guatemala court annuls former dictator Rios Montt genocide conviction http://t.co/LNSjpPdYpA
daniel_lende: The criminalization of investigative journalism by the Obama administration | Glenn Greenwald http://t.co/zh8oaSpTzM via @guardian
mfenner: RT @RickyPo: Officially Entering “And Then They Fight” Phase of Open Access http://t.co/ZxBKruKLWE #openaccess
MrEpid: "There's a lot of beauty in ordinary things" - a great line with which to end The Office. Thanks for the memories.
BethSkw: Pittsburgh driving: the Fort Pitt bridge laughs in the face of GPS, and out-of-towners. https://t.co/O7FhMhwBHy
Jason_Reads: RT @LOLGOP: The Oklahoma Red Cross is asking those who can to donate $10 by texting "Red Cross" to 90999. Thanks.
jeancflanagan: My new Sci-Ed piece on evolution education - Learning to read the tree of life - http://t.co/1njM6ML6Q0
Blog Archives
This Week in PLOS Medicine: Antenatal care in LMICs; Syphilis control in South China; Climate change in Sub-Saharan Africa
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged antenatal care, china, climate change, LMICs, sub-saharan Africa, syphilis
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This Week in PLOS Medicine: SimSmoke for Brazil; Leisure-time physical activity; Chinese health reform
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged Brasil, Brazil, china, health reform, life expectancy, physical activity, SimSmoke, tobacco, tobacco control, tobacco policy
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Increased Information Transparency is Needed to Fight Air Pollution in China
Category: General
Tagged air pollution, china, health policy, public policy, respiratory health, smog
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Where are water and sanitation in China’s rural healthcare reform?
Category: General
Tagged china, cost-effective healthcare, sanitation, toilet, water
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