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Mara Grunbaum

Mara Grunbaum is a science and environmental reporter whose work has appeared in Discover, Popular Science and OnEarth magazines, among others. One time she fact-checked a planet to death. Her writing and other projects are collected at www.maragrunbaum.com.

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Why The Solar Eclipse This August Is A Wonder Of Nature And Not Something To Be Scared Of

This is another of my "Doomsday Debunking" articles, using science and astronomy to debunk some of the crazy modern myths about the end of the world.  This time it's the idea that the eclipse of…
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As medical care has improved, doctors are able to screen for cancer earlier than ever, and that is why cancer cases in young adults and adolescents are prevalent enough that they can be considered a…
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164? 9,000? How Many Really Have The Coronavirus? How Does That Translate To Illness?

There could be a lot more COVID-19 cases than the 164 instances CDC lists, even up to 9,000 in the U.S., but even that would not be reason for alarm.

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