Demystifying Science
Kathryn DeFeaBreaking down scientific studies to reveal what they did and didn't show
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Introduction to “The Princess Scientist”
As a female and mother who navigated the world of academia in the biomedical sciences, I have been working on a book that talks about the real “sex discrimination” I encountered. Here is the introduction to the book as a little teaser. I pl...
Addressing Virus Skeptics
This is the first in a series of articles on the limitations of biomedical science research, how those limitations sometimes get glossed over when scientists disseminate information to the public and how that leads to widespread misconcepti...
Part 2 of "The Princess Scientist"
In the second installment of The Princess Scientist, I will address what I call “mommy tracking”.
I knew I wanted to be a professor when I applied to graduate school in 1987. I was accepted to several top programs and I do not believe gend...
May Newlsetter
Hello Demystifying Science subscribers. It’s been awhile since I’ve written and I wanted to send out a May Newsletter, highlighting some of the topics I’m planning to cover over the next few months and weigh in on some of the newsworthy eve...
The Gentle Fog of Dementia
I haven’t written a piece in a while, and I am going to stray from my usual science analysis to talk about death from a personal perspective. I’ll find a way to work in some bioscience if I can. My father passed away two weeks ago, at the a...
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Professor Emeritus and co-founder of a biotech (BA in Physiology -UC Berkeley, PhD in Biomedical Sciences - UCSF, and did post-docs at Stanford and UCSF). My laboratory studied protease-activated-receptor-2 signaling and its role in inflammation.
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