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August 13, 2010 by Barbara Feder Ostrov | 2 comments
Science blogging vs. science journalism: Isn’t this debate over yet? Apparently not. Canadian journalist Colin Schultz points to a new study by two Northwestern doctoral students suggesting that science bloggers rely on more diverse sources than political bloggers or traditional science journalists. Schultz writes:... more »
August 13, 2010 by Angilee Shah | 0 comments
Think about the news in the last month. What sticks out? What connected with you? It's much more likely that the dramatic image of a young girl in Afghanistan on the Aug. 9 cover of Time magazine is rising to the top than any text-heavy feature you marveled at this month. The power of images is clear -- they provoke, they tell stories, they resonate.... more »
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August 11, 2010 by Barbara Feder Ostrov | 0 comments
From extreme superbugs to NSFW cancer screening campaigns: welcome to Wednesday’s Daily Briefing! Here’s what we’re reading and watching today:... more »
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William Heisel on Doctors Behaving...
Charles,
I have written a lot about doctors who are involved in sexual misconduct cases. If... more »
09/02/10 10:10pm
Anonymous on Doctors Behaving...
Mr Heisel, Have you considered writing an article about how patietns can prevent sexual... more »
09/01/10 12:08pm
aromero310 on Prescription Drug...
The Union, it's a documentary on Marijuana but it touches on so many issues, i definitely... more »
08/30/10 11:19am
Anonymous on Doctors Behaving...
Mr. Heisel, I have accumulated thousands and thousands of reports of doctors involved in... more »
08/30/10 06:13am
aliknez on Prescription Drug...
Thanks for your comments, Anabell. Do you know the name of the documentary you saw? I'd... more »
08/28/10 11:08am