Posts Tagged ‘science’
Anti-Vaxxers: Question Big Pharma, Not Science
By Chloe Hall Rebuttal to “Anti-vaxxers: How badly do we miss polio?” Tell me science shows vaccines are harmless, and I’ll tell you about my high fever, severe muscle pain and night sweats I had as a child after each mandatory vaccination. Tell me vaccines haven’t been scientifically connected with any significant disorders, and I’ll…
Read MoreAnti-vaxxers: How badly do we miss polio?
“The anti-vaxxer movement is a symptom of widespread scientific ignorance, and unfortunately, a culture of suspicion.”
Read MoreSEA-PHAGES offers hands-on research experience for students
The Science Education Alliance is testing research-based science eduction in over 70 colleges. An analysis of the program suggests that it increases understanding and passion for science in majors and non-majors alike.
Read MoreInterest in STEM careers rising
Recent studies indicate interest in STEM careers is rising among high school seniors.
Read MoreAmerican Savage: Single-celled to single-minded
The Missouri House of Representatives introduced a bill which would require schools to teach intelligent design equally with evolution. In this week’s “American Savage,” Collin Reischman gives his take on this monkey business.
Read MoreWeird Science
Petri dishes in new WGHS building could be growing terrorists
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