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The World's Second Successful Disease Eradication
For the second time in history, a disease has successfully been eradicated from the face of the planet. Rinderpest, a cattle disease, proved to be very difficult to remove. Apart from rinderpest, smallpox was the first disease to have been wiped off the planet completely. The World...
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From Rats to Cats to Humans: Toxoplasmosis, a Disease Caused by One-Celled Animal, Infects 30% of World's Population
This article describes how it is that a one celled microscopic animal was able to infect much of the worlds populatio...
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The Art of Listening Again and Again
What is the separation between the normal and very common attribute of story-telling and the narrative of one’s life,...
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Reclaiming a Parent
Years ago, we were not as aware of the problems with mood- and behavior-altering drugs, but, at times, it became appa...
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Narrative Ethics: A Place for “Me”
The essence of narrative ethics is that by delving into the person’s “story”, meanings may come forth that may give a...
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A Pacemaker Challenge
Sometimes physicians do their best to convince patients of the necessity of a treatment, and, no matter how hard the ...
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Ethical Challenges in Dementia Care
The already existing and anticipated growth in the aged population over the next decade in Canada cannot be ignored. ...
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The Porous Nature of Concrete As It Relates to Molds
This article defines a novel way to understand why structures are susceptible to the entry of molds. It elucidates th...
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Neuroscience for Military and Civilian Law Enforcement Applications: The Need for Transparency
Neuroscientists need to be aware that knowledge and technologies used for beneficial purposes can also be misused for...
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- Advancing Translational Research Requires Return to Contract Program at NIH
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Blogs and Books
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Pharmaceutical Decision Making: Reframing uncertain gains as prospective losses.
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Clothing to Die For
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Plan B: The Alternative to Obamacare
- More Controversy About CPR: Is There a “Duty” to Try and Save Every Life?
- Why Atheists Are Wrong About The Afterlife (Part 3)
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How Long Does It Take to Develop an Anticancer Drug?
- Going to a Chiropractor Could be Bad for Your Health
- Malasana (Garland Pose)
- The Digital Nervous System
- Grace, Hospitality, and World-Class Care in a Japanese Hospital
- Food as a Predictor of Behavior in Children: Eat Better, Act Better?
- Parenting the Touchscreen Generation: Do We Need Credible Fresh Thinking?
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Is global climate change still a hoax?
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