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Saturday, November 30, 2013
What Is Wrong With Discharges Against Medical Advice (And How to Fix It)
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By David Alfrandre and John Henning Schumann JAMA First published November 11, 2013 Here is an excerpt: It is time to rethink the appr...
No Faith in Science
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By Jerry A. Coyne Slate.com Originally published November 14, 2013 A common tactic of those who claim that science and religion are comp...
Friday, November 29, 2013
Gruesome case videos became too much for top psychiatrist
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Chris Cobb, Postmedia News | Originally published 11/11/13 Dr. John Bradford’s mental breakdown hit without warning less than half an hou...
So much for Hippocrates: Why docs won’t reveal each other’s mistakes
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Research suggests physicians are concerned about becoming known as a tattler and losing referrals By Marshall Allen Propublica Originall...
Thursday, November 28, 2013
When Healers Get Too Friendly
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By Abigail Zuger The New York Times - Well Originally published November 11, 2013 Here is an excerpt: The incident that it set it off:...
Robert Wright's Interview with Paul Bloom
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Originally published November 13, 2013 Just Babies: The Origins of Good and Evil BloggingHeadsTV
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
US courts see rise in defendants blaming their brains for criminal acts
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By Ian Sample, Science Correspondent in San Diego The Guardian , Sunday 10 November 2013 Criminal courts in the United States are facing ...
Superhero Comics as Moral Pornography
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By David Pizarro and Roy Baumeister Superhero Comics as Moral Pornography. In R. Rosenberg (Ed.) Our Superheroes, Ourselves . Oxford Unive...
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
The Roots of Good and Evil: An Interview with Paul Bloom
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By Sam Harris Sam Harris Blog Originally published November 12, 2013 Here is one excerpt: Harris: What are the greatest misconceptions...
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