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What really happened with GRB 080319B? NASA talks about the most intrinsically bright object ever observed in the universe
'Self-Control' is to 'Sudoku;' can you end addiction with analogies?
You may be addicted to the internet if…
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Why Do We Duet? 'Aggressive Audio Warfare' (and Sonny and Cher)
Music Video: Humor Only A Scientist Would Get
Dr. Arnold Relman Takes on Industry Support of Medical Education (again)
Everyone take a big sigh of relief: national guidelines for earwax removal have just been released
What Dogs and Chewing Gum Have In Common
Extreme Makeover: Cell Edition
Why is it possible to throw out my back just by picking up a pencil?
Judy Evans: A starring role on a BBC 'Women In Medicine' documentary, an embittered sex discrimination case, and life since then
Why it’s OK even for an astrophysicist to have self-doubt. NASA Dr. Kathy Flanagan's Interview for Women In Science
Sawing Off The Wings: What’s That Sound Beneath The Plane?
Impressions in 100ms: Should we believe our snap judgments?
Losing Olympic Gold From Hair Gel?
Women In Science: Professor Meg Urry on why there are so few women in physics
Able-bodied athlete competing in a Paralympic wheelchair event? Discuss!
Paying for Plagiarism; would you pay $41,000 for a dissertation?
Continuing Medical Education: A "Quasi-Academic" Activity?

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