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Showing posts with label vaccine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vaccine. Show all posts
12 Dec 2020

How Do Vaccines Work?

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 by Yolanda Ridge After a year of bad news stories, there’s finally some good news on the horizon when it comes to COVID-19 : a vaccine! ...
27 Mar 2020

Epidemics, Smallpox, and William Osler

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By Gillian O'Reilly These days, our minds are on epidemics (the rapid spread of disease to a large number of people in a given populati...
6 Mar 2020

Virus VS Bacteria — Know your enemy

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Viruses and bacteria are the typical things that make us sick. But what are they? The first thing to know is that you can’t see them without...
5 Jan 2018

Crayola’s New Blue and Other Hidden Opportunities

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By Larry Verstraete Months ago, Crayola, the crayon giant announced the removal of Dandelion from its palette of yellows and oranges. In...
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31 Mar 2017

I Blame Dr. Suzuki, or, Why I Write about Science

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By Gillian O'Reilly How did a history and art history graduate end up writing about science? I blame it on Dr. David Suzuki . Specific...
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11 Jul 2014

Quarantine Tent looks to the past in the discussion about vaccines

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By Pippa Wysong When it comes to communicating science, talking to people in-person is still a valid approach. Often getting an idea or in...
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17 Feb 2012

Thoughts on WiFi, Science and Science Reporting

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Posted by Gillian O’Reilly Recently, the Ontario English Catholic Teacher's Association called for an end to new WiFi setups in the pr...