Holodoxa
StetsonA look at what science, literature, technology, and politics reveal about the human condition. Most content will consist of book reviews and short essay pieces.
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Latest Issues
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Here Lies Reading
Contemporary with my piece “Where Be Our Readers,” where I bemoaned the lack of reading among Americans, there were some similar pieces written by academics with public profiles with a greater focus on youth reading.
The Challenge of Childhood Cancer
This article is part of a series on hereditary cancer syndromes and cancer genetics called Cancer Genomes. If new to the series, please go to my post “Introducing Cancer Genomes” for an explainer.
The Child is the Father of the Man
> Successful people tell the world they got lucky, then tell their loved ones about the importance of hard work and sacrifice. Critics of successful people tell the world those successful people got lucky, and then tell their loved ones abo...
Kidney Anatomy as a Metaphor for Wilms Tumor Genetics
This article is part of a series on hereditary cancer syndromes and cancer genetics called Cancer Genomes. If new to the series, please go to my post “Introducing Cancer Genomes” for an explainer.
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I hold a PhD in molecular medicine with a background in genomics and neuroscience. Science and literature fascinate me. Generally, I have maddeningly broad interests, and I'd like to work through them and refine them here.
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