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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Making my own history.
When Alberto at Minority Postdoc emailed me to ask if I’d be interested in writing for the Pride edition of the Diversity in Science blog carnival, I initially said yes, that I’d be delighted to write a post. But then … Continue reading
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Circumcision and HIV: why I’m not convinced.
Cassandra Willyard has a blog post up at The Last Word On Nothing: Why Circumcision Protects Against HIV. Frankly, I am not convinced. Cassandra cites three studies in three different African countries that test the HIV infection rates of circumcised … Continue reading
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Links – June 2, 2011
A few orders of business. My mitosis painting from artologica arrived this week! It is gorgeous and I can’t wait to frame it and hang it in my new condo. Add this blog on Facebook if you wanna. I PASSED … Continue reading
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