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The Brains of Early Birds and Night Owls

2:12 PM, April 23, 2009 | Comments (4)

Early birds wake up at the crack of dawn and struggle to stay alert and productive (especially in the cognitive realm) in the evening. Night owls perform well in the evening but are worthless if you yank them out of bed too early in the morning. There...

The Blob That Didn't Eat the Universe

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Even Avatars Are Racist?

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Science for Sale?

Sharon Begley | Apr 17, 2007 01:03 PM

The tendency of industry-sponsored studies to find new drugs much safer and more effective than independent studies do has been documented time and again (for instance, here ), so it should come as no surprise when industry-funded studies of toxic chemicals... More

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