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Vioxx and Merck and the FDA, oh my!

Submitted by jmstuart on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 10:27am

 Julia Stuart

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My Twin Lives Inside Me

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Is God Golden?

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Homosexuality in Animals

Submitted by JJ on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 9:17am
 
Homosexuality in Animals
            While human observations have long noted homosexual behavior in animals, more recent studies have focused specifically on homosexuality and its causes and effects amongst animal species. The importance of diversity- including homosexuality- within a species has been long debated; Darwin thought of diversity as having numerous possibilities for a species but contrarily sometimes believed that it left more chances for impurities and "
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Traditional Medicine: Urban Myth or Secret Lifesaver?

Submitted by JPierre on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 7:36am

When I was sick as a little girl, my mother would use all types of traditional Haitian concoctions and ideas to treat my symptoms. Fearing them immensely, I would run and hide thinking that she was absolutely nuts and preferring Tylenol or Robitussin instead. Yet, now I find myself following her traditions as opposed to shelling out money on the generic medicines at CVS. Maybe over time I became used to these, but I truly believed that they worked.

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