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Here's something you don't see every day -- or, you know, ever: a living coat made out of mouse stem cells. Yep, really. The coat... (more)
David Brooks has been reading up on neuroscience: The atheism debate is a textbook example of how a scientific revolution can change public culture. Just... (more)
Here are the most popular Bioethics News items from last week based on average clicks per day: 1. Rapid organ recovery (USA Today) New York... (more)
In NYT this weekend, Jennifer Senior reviewed Masha Gessen's Blood Matters: From Inherited Illness to Designer Babies, How the World and I Found Ourselves in... (more)
Over at MSNBC, Art writes that a recent recommendation for medical schools to ban free stuff from industry is on target: The American Association of... (more)
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