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A fix for GMO battles? Plus sexual harassment during field research
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Tagged anthropology, archaeology, climate science, CRISPR, evolution, genetic engineering, Genetic Literacy Project, genetically modified organisms, genome, genomics, GMO, human evolution, media criticism, microbes, On Science Blogs, politics, sexual harassment, wheat genome project, women
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Lab safety, smallpox and more virulent flu, marijuana benefits, plus headless, heedless, and clueless at Science
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Tagged anthrax, Asia, biohazard, bioweapons, Cannabis, CDC, climate change denial, Colorado, flu, Genetic Literacy Project, genome, genomics, health care, influenza, lab safety, marijuana, media criticism, medical marijuana, medical writing, microbes, National Institute on Drug Abuse, National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity, NIDA, On Science Blogs, politics, pot, research, science writing, sexual harassment, smallpox, variola, weed, women
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Anthrax, false research, triglycerides, mea culpa, cellphone freedom
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Tagged anthrax, bioweapons, cardiovascular disease, CDC, cellphones, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, evolution, fraud, genomics, health care, human evolution, John Ioannidis, July 4th, media criticism, medical journalism, microbes, On Science Blogs, research, science journalism, terrorism, triglycerides, United States, US Supreme Court
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Goodbye coal? Female hurricanes are more deadly?
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Tagged ancient DNA, climate change, climate change denial, coal, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, global warming, health care, hurricanes, media criticism, microbes, natural gas, On Science Blogs, politics, research, science journalism, tobacco, United States, women
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California quaking, swearing off showers for science, overselling the microbiome, MERS update, tropical diseases, cats vs. dogs
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Tagged California, cats, climate change, dogs, earthquakes, evolution, Genetic Literacy Project, global warming, human microbiome, media criticism, MERS, microbes, On Science Blogs, psychology, research, science blogging, science journalism, tropical diseases, United States, women
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Sexing research, Stem cells for the heart, Climate change on Fox News
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Tagged animal research, cardiology, climate change, climate change denial, embryonic stem cells, evolution, Fox News, fraud, global warming, heart, human evolution, media criticism, mice, microbes, pheromones, rats, research, science blogging, stem cells, women
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A call for revolution in US science, dino microbes in space, vaginas in the lab
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Tagged media criticism, microbes, On Science Blogs, politics, research, science blogging, United States
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Giant virus, contamination, Svante Pääbo and the Neanderthal Genome, and Sydney Brenner on funding and scientific publishing
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Tagged ancient DNA, climate change, climate change denial, Genetic Literacy Project, genome, genomics, global warming, human evolution, microbes, Neandertal, Neanderthal, Neanderthal genome, Nobel Prize, research, science blogging, science funding, Svante Pääbo, Sydney Brenner, United States, virus
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Human microbiome, Vitamin E for Alzheimer’s, Tweets, $1000 Genome
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Tagged Alzheimer's disease, bacteria, DNA sequencing, fungi, genome, genomics, health care, human microbiome, Illumina, medical journalism, microbes, microbiome, National Institutes of Health, On Science Blogs, research, science journalism, tweet, Twitter, United States, viruses, vitamin E
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Microbe Counts and Transgenerational Epigenetics
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Tagged archaea, bacteria, epigenetics, evolution, fungi, Lamarck, microbes, natural selection, On Science Blogs, research, science blogging, science journalism
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