Posted on May 26, 2015 | Comments Off on Wealthy Elites Will Soon Get GMO-Free Similac
Abbott Laboratories, the $40 billion conglomerate involved in pharmaceuticals, medical devices and supplements such as Similac and Ensure, has stated they will create a GMO-free version of Similac for parents who worry about GMOs inside their kids.They cited a survey showing 20 percent of respondents wanted that option. The survey also noted that wealthier people in places like California and the...
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Posted on May 22, 2015 | Comments Off on Even A Well-Respected Political Scientist Doesn’t Know When His Own Data Has Been Faked
A paper in Science has been retracted - by the senior author. Because he did not know the data in his paper was fake.Whether that makes political science or the peer review system look worse will be a matter of debate.
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Posted on May 20, 2015 | Comments Off on Environmentalism Win: DuPont Pioneer Creates Unemployed People In Kaua’i
DuPont Pioneer, the seed company that sells corn, sorghum, alfalfa, etc. and was considering expanding Kaua'i operations just a few years ago, has decided instead to close its Parent seed operations there. Like with astronomy, seed operations have been in Hawaii since the 1960s without issue.
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Posted on May 4, 2015 | Comments Off on Medical Education And Sneetches With Stars
Proper clinical research exposure in medical school is a somewhat modern invention. Prior to changes implemented by Harvard Medical School in the 19th century, medicine was more application-focused, but gradually medical schools began to expose students to basic and clinical research. By the 20th century it was the norm that doctors would have a foundation in research and physician-scientists...
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Posted on Apr 30, 2015 | Comments Off on How Yoga Changed To Appeal To The Changing US Market
To many practitioners of yoga in the United States, its original form would be unrecognizable in everything but the name. What was once about spirituality is now about health and physical fitness. If you are going to be a guru in the US, one tenet of yoga remains from the past - go with the flow. As the medical claims of yoga became more prevalent and yoga catapulted into a...
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Posted on Apr 30, 2015 | Comments Off on Do GMOs Have Too Much Baggage? My Appearance On AgriTalk Today
Periodically I get invited to talk about science and food on the nationwide AgriTalk radio program, hosted by Mike Adams - not the Natural News guy, this is the one who likes farmers.Joining me today was Roxi Beck of the Center for Food Integrity. You're all used to me so what I say may not be anything new, but Beck made terrific points, namely that even as people are supportive of...
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