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Viewpoints: We're Running Out Of Time To Contain H5N1; Supreme Court Ignoring Reality In Idaho EMTALA Case - Vimarsana News

Viewpoints: We're Running Out Of Time To Contain H5N1; Supreme Court Ignoring Reality In Idaho EMTALA Case

Editorial writers tackle bird flu, emergency abortion care, "Havana Syndrome," and weight-loss drugs.

US Right to Know (USRTK): Funded by organic industry and vaccine denialists, anti-biotechnology group attacks mainstream science researchers - Vimarsana News

US Right to Know (USRTK): Funded by organic industry and vaccine denialists, anti-biotechnology group attacks mainstream science researchers

Organic Consumers Association funded Gary Ruskin, who led failed 2013 California GMO labeling effort, targets independent scientists, biotech advocates

Re-examining 10 science-challenged 'studies' suggesting GMOs are harmful - Vimarsana News

Re-examining 10 science-challenged 'studies' suggesting GMOs are harmful

The blog "10 Scientific Studies Proving GMOs Can Be Harmful To Human Health" is now a fixture on cyberspace. A scientist takes a hard look at the claims and finds the "studies" tell a different story than anti-biotech activists promote.

How "they" view "us," Mike Adams and Kent Heckenlively edition - Vimarsana News

How "they" view "us," Mike Adams and Kent Heckenlively edition

I came so close.

A sad day for public science advocacy - Vimarsana News

A sad day for public science advocacy

I've been at this blogging thing for more than a decade now. Looking back on those years, I find it incredible that I've lasted this long. For one thing, I still marvel that there are apparently thousands of people out there who still like to read my nearly daily musings (or, as George Carlin would call them, brain droppings) after all these years. More importantly, being a public advocate for science is a rough business, as I've documented over the years. Back when I first started out, I was completely pseudonymous and anonymous. I kept my real name relatively secret.