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Andy McKenzie

When blogging about brain preservation, it's publish or perish

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In December 1935, Gerhard Domagk faced every parent’s nightmare. His six-year-old daughter Hildegard had been carrying Christmas crafts on the stairs of their home when she stumbled and fell. A needle she was holding went deep into her hand...

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Action Potentials for August

1: Animal nervous systems have been evolving over hundreds of millions of years. How have they changed?

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They laughed at the Wright brothers, they laughed at Fulton, but they also laughed at Bozo the Clown

The term “quack” seems to come from “quacksalver”, a term used in the 1500s and 1600s. Perhaps medical charlatans were so aplenty that there ended up being no need to qualify them with a specific term.

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