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Money and Drugs: The Problems with Funding in Science

On July 11, 2018July 11, 2018 By UnSciencedIn Antibiotic resistance, Citing sources, data, Drug discovery, Funding, Media, Public Health, research, Science literacy, Science policy, vaccines1 Comment

This is a companion piece for my previous post on philanthropists in risky research funding. Private donors can be a blessing for research, but if you're interested in the sorry state of money in biomedical research, here's a more in-depth dive.

Singer-songwriter Jack Johnson proves that STEM-friendly public figures aren’t limited to politicians

Science hero spotlight! An article in Nat Geo today talks about the efforts of Hawaiian singer-songwriter and environmentalist Jack Johnson to better our planet's health.

On June 8, 2018 By UnSciencedIn Celebrities, Civic engagement, Media, Science literacy, SpotlightLeave a comment

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When a person wants understanding, but their partner gives solutions, things do not usually go well. A new study with 114 newlywed couples suggests people who receive emotional support, instead of informational support, feel better and have higher relationship satisfaction.

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