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Articles Written by: IVAN ORANSKY
Kris Demko didn't grow up
on a dairy farm, but as a child, she was a self-described "milkaholic."" For
her parents - her mother is a striking former model - it was very important
that their children be tall. That meant drinking lots of milk. Things ...
From IVAN ORANSKY,
The Scientist,
29 Dec 2008
The Rothschild lineage is often associated with Jewish tradition,
banking, and fantastic wines. But Max Rothschild, a researcher at Iowa State University, is associated with some decidedly nonkosher animals: pigs.
And, more recently, shrimp.
When he ...
From IVAN ORANSKY,
The Scientist,
18 Apr 2008
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In a story that probably hit close to home to anyone who ever clicked on the wrong email recipient in Outlook, it turns out that attorneys for Lilly sent confidential documents to a New York Times reporter named Alex Berenson instead of an attorney ...
From IVAN ORANSKY,
The Scientist,
8 Feb 2008
What is the responsibility of a company sponsoring a clinical trial when one of its participants gets sick? That's the theme of a story in today's Wall Street Journal. As Sarah Rubenstein reports, the family of a woman who took part in a clinical ...
From IVAN ORANSKY,
The Scientist,
31 Jan 2008
Do science bloggers need a code of ethics? Should they disclose conflicts of interest? Moderate comments? Protect anonymous colleagues?
Those were some of the questions raised at the first session, led by Janet Stemwedel, that I went to today at the ...
From IVAN ORANSKY,
The Scientist,
22 Jan 2008
Thanks for sharing this - very interesting. Bora and I tried hard to make the conference include women presenters and attendees. Glad you were here again. ...
From IVAN ORANSKY,
The Scientist,
21 Jan 2008
For those of you cheering the pygmy rabbit, you can let up a restrained cheer today - a small one, perhaps, in keeping with the size of the animals. The US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), bowing to a September court order, is reconsidering whether ...
From IVAN ORANSKY,
The Scientist,
9 Jan 2008
When I knock on the door of room 733 of the MeritCare Roger Maris Cancer Center in Fargo, ND, Doug Bergman is sitting up in his bed. He's been expecting me, but it's not me he's waiting for. On this mid-October day, wearing flannel pajama bottoms and a ...
From IVAN ORANSKY,
The Scientist,
9 Jan 2008
