The Discovery of Insulin
Filed in A-Featured & Biography & Health & History & Medical Mondays | November 2, 2009
An excerpt from Diabetes: The Biography.
Archive for the 'Medical Mondays' Category
Golgi: An Excerpt
Filed in A-Featured & Biography & History & Medical Mondays & Science & Technology | October 26, 2009
An excerpt from Golgi: A Biography of the Founder of Modern Neuroscience.
How Ferrets Identified a Virus
Filed in A-Featured & History & Medical Mondays & Science | October 19, 2009
An excerpt from Viruses, Plagues, and History, showing how pigs, dogs, and ferrets helped identify influenza as a virus.
Redefining Death — Again
Filed in A-Featured & Medical Mondays & Philosophy & Psychology & Science | October 19, 2009
How do we define death?
Coming To Understand Obsession
Filed in A-Featured & Health & Medical Mondays & Psychology & Science | October 12, 2009
An excerpt from The Thought That Counts by James Douglas Kant with Martin Franklin, PH.D., and Linda Wasmer Andrews.
Bioterrorism Beginnings:
The Rajneesh Cult, Oregon, 1985
Filed in A-Featured & American History & Health & Medical Mondays & Politics & Science | October 5, 2009
An excerpt from Bracing For Armageddon?
Nauseating or Nauseous
Filed in A-Featured & Medical Mondays & Online Resources & Reference & Science | September 28, 2009
Phil Sefton, ELS, weighs in on the difference between “nauseating” and “nauseous”.
The Case for Michael Jackson’s Doctor
Filed in A-Featured & Current Events & Health & Law & Medical Mondays & Philosophy & Science | September 14, 2009
Was Michael Jackson’s doctor responsible?
Tools for Innovation II: Analogy is the Essence of Innovation
Filed in A-Featured & Medical Mondays & Psychology & Science | August 31, 2009
How can analogies inspire innovation?
So You Want To Be A Scientist?
Filed in A-Featured & Medical Mondays & Science | August 31, 2009
Philip A. Schwartzkroin talks about how to be a scientist.
