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By mikethemadbiologist on January 30, 2009.

Some links for you. Science:

Don't Risk Going Unvaccinated

Cell on "a unit of scientific advance"

MRSA ST398 in US swine

Creationism: The Very Bad Idea That Just Won't Die

Other:

Busting Balls: 20 ways to improve sports

President Obama and technology

Dodd and Larson Get an Earful on Healthcare

MA regulators: Did Blue Cross/Blue Shield and Partners HealthCare collude to fix prices and raise rates 75%?

Greed and Delusion on Wall Street

What Are Chicago's Economists Thinking?

"A Dark Age of Macroeconomics"

THE POST AND THE END OF AN ERA! Colbert King's column was a disgrace. It captured a 16-year era.

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