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generef.com/biotech.news.html
Bioethics, Biotech Policy, Regulation and Legal Issues - The Wire News Headlines - GeneRef
Home SpaceRef NASA Watch OnOrbit SpaceRef Canada Astrobiology Web Sign In Health News Stem Cells & Cloning Genomics Technology Policy & Regulation Food & Agriculture Archives Bioethics, Biotech Policy, Regulation and Legal Issues - The Wire News Headlines Wednesday, August 31, 2011 BUSM professor outlines best practices for treating victims of sexual assault, Boston University Medical Center, Posted 2:19:12 PM PT World's largest cardiac arrest trial shows longer
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Wired Science - News for Your Neurons | Wired.com
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asterling.typepad.com/incipit_vita_nova
incipit vita nova
A collection of writing about writing, nature, animals and pets, outdoor activities, and women's issues always with great sources and links
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firepile.com/robin
hyper-textual ontology
Blogs! Amor Mundi Bad Astronomy Blog Ben Templesmith Blog.bioethics.net BoingBoing Braaains Bradley?s Almanac Brain Ethics Charlie?s Diary Chris Mooney Creative Apples Photography Daily Atheist Desire to Inspire Doctor Logic Don?t Feed the Wookiee Dooce Evil Mad Scientist Existence is Wonderful Exploring Our Matrix Female Science Professor Feministe Feministing Fool?s Errand Geek Feminism Girl Farts Halfway There In Heaven Everything is Fine Inkling Magazine io
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cityprojectca.org/blog
The City Project Blog
The City Project Blog Gruesome U.S. Venereal Disease Torture of Guatemalan People N.Y. Times September 1st, 2011 Gruesome details of American-run venereal disease experiments on Guatemalan prisoners, soldiers and mental patients in the years after World War II were revealed this week during hearings before a White House bioethics panel investigating the study?s sordid history. From'46 to'48, American taxpayers, through the Public Health Service, paid for syphilis-infected