Will Wattles
Professor of Psychology, Francis Marion University
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Lyme Disease Is Not A Military Bioweapon
Could Lyme disease in the U.S. be the result of an accidental release from a secret bioweapons experiment? Could the military have specifically engineered the Lyme disease bacterium to be more…
Climate Tipping Points From The Past Can Help Better Predict What May Happen Next
A tipping point in climate computer estimates is a threshold where large and perhaps irreversible changes occur. Some estimates are silly, 20 foot ocean rises, etc., but without data from recent…
Making Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Treatable Again
Transport proteins called efflux pumps, and their role in creating drug-resistance in bacteria, could lead to improving effectiveness of drugs against life-threatening diseases and perhaps even bring…
Do You Know What’s In Your Water?
It’s
widely understood that a key reason why life developed on Earth is because of water. A common definition of a habitable
environment is one in which plenty of liquid water is available to…