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Category: New Research

Injured squid, rogue cancer cells, kids book review

It’s been a busy couple of months for me, and I’ve had the opportunity to write about some really neat … More

AAAS, book review, cancer, GEN, kids, On Parenting, pain, Pain Research Forum, parenting, squid, tumors

Multitasking and the brain

It figures that an article I wrote about multitasking would be published the same week I finally broke down and … More

BrainFacts, multitasking, neuroscience

Probiotic breast milk

In the past, it was thought that a fetus was sterile while in the womb and that a baby’s first … More

bacteria, breastfeeding, pregnancy

Recommended reads: breast cancer, false memories, extreme sleepiness, color perception and language, newborn parenting

Tracing breast cancer’s history by Carl Zimmer In this fascinating post, Zimmer looks at the flip side of cancer-causing BRCA … More

BRCA1, breast cancer, color perception, language, memory, parenting, sleep

A plethora of posts (and a steminist profile)

Study: Pollutants may delay human pregnancies A new study by Germaine Buck Louis and colleagues at the National Institute of … More

AAAS, ARISE, citizen science, Eyewire, facial expressions, itch, neuroscience, pollution, pregnancy, Rhode Island, Steminist, teaching, women in science

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