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All posts with the tag "Scientific literature" are written by referring to the primary literature.
Category Archives: Sex and society
Special issue in Nature on gender bias!
I was very pleasantly surprised to see that Nature’s most recent issue is focused on the gender gap in the sciences. Just this past November, Nature finally copped to the fact that they have some serious work of their own … Continue reading
Do taxpayers pay for “free” birth control?
The answer is clear: NO! This handy-dandy graphic at PlannedParenthoodAction.org explains very simply why no one is using tax dollars to pay for your (or any else’s) birth control. Yay for Logic!
Bad parenting is hilarious.
I guess I missed this commercial for the Kia Sorento during the Superbowl, but I just saw it on TV for the first time tonight. And boy, was it adorable. If lying to your kids and then shutting them down … Continue reading
Being pregnant must be super scary
Kate Middleton might love being pregnant, but for the average woman it can be confusing and scary. Every day we learn about some new thing that, if you do it when you’re pregnant, can totally screw up your kid. … Continue reading
Posted in Human reproduction, Sex and society
Tagged autism, folic acid, obesity, pregnancy, Scientific literature
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Equal Education Unequal Pay
Check out this great infographic from LearnStuff.com about the gender wage gap in the U.S. Click below to see the infographic and let me know what you think!
