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Francis Bacon, 1st Viscount St Alban (1561 – 1626) was an English philosopher, statesman, and essayist. He is also known as a catalyst of the scientific revolution.
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[ 00041 ] Searching for Clarity: A Primer on Medical Studies (NYT.com)
[ 00042 ] Applying Science to Alternative Medicine (NYT.com)
[ 00043 ] FDA, Pediatricians Split on Safety of Kids' Cold Medicines (USA Today)
[ 00044 ] Experts Conclude Pfizer Manipulated Studies (NYT.com)
[ 00045 ] Health Canada Adds Bisphenol A to List of Toxic Substances (Globe and Mail)
[ 00046 ] Rumors of Gulf War Syndrome (Science News)
[ 00047 ] How Darwinism and Faith Can Coexist (Sci Am)
[ 00048 ] Creationists Declare War Over the Brain (New Scientist)
[ 00049 ] Half of Doctors Routinely Prescribe Placebos (NY Times)
[ 00050 ] Congress Questions FDA Objectivity on BPA (USA Today)
[ 00051 ] Vitamin E, Selenium Don't Prevent Prostate Cancer(Chicago Tribune)
[ 00052 ] BPA Ruling Flawed, Panel Says (Washington Post)
[ 00053 ] Comment: When Not to Write About Autism (New Scientist)
[ 00054 ] Folic Acid, B Vitamins Offer No Cancer Protection (USA Today)
[ 00055 ] Report to Congress: Gulf War Syndrome Is Real (LA Times)
[ 00056 ] Public 'misled' on exercise needs (BBC)
[ 00057 ] Pharmaceuticals: Absence of Evidence (Economist)
[ 00058 ] 38% of Adults use Alternate Medicine (Washington Post)
[ 00059 ] Vitamins 'Do Not Cut Cancer Risk' (BBC)
[ 00060 ] New Study Firmly Ties Hormone Use to Breast Cancer (USA Today) |
