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Male Scientists Forsake Careers For Family - Or The Other Way Around

Male Scientists Forsake Careers For Family - Or The Other Way Around

Though perception is that academia is harder on women when it comes to career and families, and they need to adopt a more corporate approach to penalize mothers less, it isn't just women; one…
A Good Reason To Do Re-Analysis Of Failed Clinical Trial Data

A Good Reason To Do Re-Analysis Of Failed Clinical Trial Data

It's uncommon for there to be reanalyses of data from randomized clinical trials (RCTs) - once a product has failed, it isn't smart to keep putting more money into it. Some critics insist that…
18 Percent Of Nurses Leave First Job Within A Year, 33 Percent Within Two Years

18 Percent Of Nurses Leave First Job Within A Year, 33 Percent Within Two Years

Like most young people, the first job is not the best job and they will often leave when a better opportunity comes along.  There is strong demand for nurses so it's no surprise that there is…
Divorce Boosts Behavioral Problems In High-Income Families

Divorce Boosts Behavioral Problems In High-Income Families

Before they reach young adulthood, many children in the United States will experience their parents separating, divorcing, finding another partner or getting remarried.  When families change…
New Evidence Points To Old Jack The Ripper Suspect – but Here Is Why I’m Not Convinced

New Evidence Points To Old Jack The Ripper Suspect – but Here Is Why I’m Not Convinced

A Ripper murder, Illustrated Police news, c. 1888. By Rosalind Crone, The Open University A panic erupted in Britain 126 years ago. At daybreak on Saturday September 8, the mutilated body of Annie…
6,000 Years Of Climate Change Through Egyptian History

6,000 Years Of Climate Change Through Egyptian History

If depictions of animals in ancient Egyptian artifacts are an accurate climate record, they have helped scholars assemble a detailed record of the large mammals that lived in the Nile Valley over the…
Multicultural Dora The Explorer Grows Up, But She Won't Make All Kids Bilingual

Multicultural Dora The Explorer Grows Up, But She Won't Make All Kids Bilingual

Dora grows up. Credit: Lisa West Photography, CC BY-NC-ND By Bruce Fuller, University of California, Berkeley It may take a budding Latina tween with warm dark eyes and undaunted courage to ready…
Why Global Contributions To Wikipedia Are So Unequal

Why Global Contributions To Wikipedia Are So Unequal

Critical mass of editors could help solve the puzzle.Credit: bastique, CC BY-SA By Mark Graham, University of Oxford The geography of knowledge has always been uneven. Some people and places have…
We Need To Talk About The Sexual Abuse Of Scientists

We Need To Talk About The Sexual Abuse Of Scientists

Scientists can be victims of sexual abuse from their peers just as in any institution. Credit: Minerva Studio By Margaret C. Hardy, The University of Queensland The life sciences have come under fire…
Muslim Feminists Reclaim The Hijab To Fight The Patriarchy

Muslim Feminists Reclaim The Hijab To Fight The Patriarchy

The hijab isn't a symbol of oppression for many women. Credit: diegofornero, CC BY-NC-SA By Pina Sadar, Durham University Terrorism, oppression, fundamentalism and victimhood are only a few of the…

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