*Giving* thanks
Austin Frakt November 27, 2013
Like many of you, I have a lot to be thankful for. You can probably imagine what some of those things are: family, friends, their
Like many of you, I have a lot to be thankful for. You can probably imagine what some of those things are: family, friends, their
Yesterday morning, Mother Jones reported that the morning-after pill—which is a higher-dose version of traditional contraception—may not be effective for women heavier than a certain
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Wow. 23AndMe is a home genetic test kit that can give you some answers about your DNA. It’s being marketed as a way for people
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Suppose the exchanges of one or more states fail to thrive, as I think is possible, if not likely.* What alternatives might we consider? James
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