Autism in the News
In a week when headlines were dominated by autism, here were my favorite reads that offered some balance and insight
Monthly Archives: August 2012
Experimental Ethics
by Youssef Rizk, Esq. While doing some reading online during the work day, I came across an article about a recently FDA approved experiment that would attempt to develop a […]
Maybe we should just not eat anything
It seems like every week the news runs a story, based on some new study, that either touts the health benefits or demonizes the hazards of a particular food. One […]
Olympics Recap: Race, Gender, & Genetics
The Olympics might be over, but here are my final thoughts on race, gender, and genetics at the Games.
The problem with gender verification in the Olympics.
At the London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony, Caster Semenya had the honor of carrying South Africa’s flag. This week, she makes her Olympic debut (qualifier preliminary heat spoiler alert) representing her country in […]
