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By mikethemadbiologist on December 4, 2010.

Links for you. Science:

Heavy sleep debt extracts a price for patients
More Bad News from Neverland. The FDA Guidance on Nosocomial Pneumonia.
If You're Gonna Touch My Junk, At Least Grab the Data

Other:

You Are No Longer Free To Move About the Country
Willful Self Destruction
Why We Fight (about neo-Confederates)
Meet the Hazzards
The Diary of a Wheelchair Experiment

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