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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Review: Suffer the children, by Peter Palmieri
Suffer the children: Flaws, foibles, fallacies and the grave shortcomings of the medical care of children by pediatrician Dr. Peter Palmieri is a difficult book to read. I don’t mean that the writing is hard to understand or filled with … Continue reading
Posted in Medicine, Parenting, Science
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“You just need to relax” or Why I was almost arrested for battery
Infertility sucks. I just felt the need to get that out there, since this is National Infertility Awareness Week. In honor of this week, I’m joining the national infertility organization RESOLVE in its goal to bust myths about infertility. So … Continue reading
Posted in Diseases, Medicine, Pregnancy
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Do you serve chocolate milk?
I’ve been thinking about chocolate milk, after reading an article in the Washington Post about chocolate milk served in schools. And here’s the thing: My kids drink only chocolate milk. But…and this is an enormous “but”, when I say chocolate … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Parenting
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Link roundup: The revenge
You know the drill, right? Not enough time blah blah, you get links 🙂 I’ve got a post coming up in a week for National Infertility Awareness Week (April 24-30, mark your calendars!). I’m also probably going to opine soon … Continue reading
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Are we going to take away their music now?
Here’s the first headline I’ve seen off a new study: Are music-loving teens more likely to be depressed? In case you were wondering, the research doesn’t seem to show any kind of causal link, so you can resist the urge … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Psychology
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There are plenty of atheists in foxholes, thankyewverymuch
Just when I thought pop psychology couldn’t be any dumber, there comes an blog post like “When the going gets tough, the atheists start praying.” I have no idea why Raj Raghunathan, a marketing professor, is blogging on Psychology Today‘s … Continue reading
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Times Square doesn’t need anti-vaccine lies
I’ll probably have a real post up later, but I wanted to help boost the signal that CBS is preparing to air advertisements (“PSAs”) from anti-vaccine groups. If you (like me) think that this is a poor idea, please e-mail … Continue reading
Posted in Medicine, Vaccines
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ESP can also be spelled B-U-N-K
Hahahahaha! A psychologist claims evidence for ESP! What a great April Fools’–what? He appears to be serious? He’s published in a reputable psychology journal? Well, screw that for a lark. Dr. Daryl J. Bem, a fairly eminent experimental psychologist who … Continue reading
Posted in Process of Science, Psychology, Science
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Watching kids learn
I think one of the best things about being a parent is watching your kids learn things, whether it’s seeing your six-year-old read a book and get more and more confident, or seeing your two-year-old figure out how to put … Continue reading
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