Doesn't seem to "delete" bad memories, as the sensationalist headline implies, but disrupts the biochemical pathways in the brain that allow for recall or associate a memory with trauma.

When you choose a career based in science, you have to check your inane religious superstitions at the door.

Seriously, is Battlestar Galactica predicting the future?

Michael Chricton's impressively lucid critique of gene patents. After all that global warming inanity, good to see him making sense again.

Possibly lied about continuing education requirement. "The Senate's only doctor" may well not be.

"New research shows that belief in a dummy treatment leads to changes in brain chemistry."

"Neuroticism didn't appear linked to intelligence test scores at any age."

It seems the legal system works pretty well at getting rid of frivolous lawsuits. Now it's time for the medical and insurance industries to do their part to make healthcare more reasonable.

People are crazy

Brilliant

David Dingman-Grover, who nicknamed his tumor Frank, is now cancer free

Maybe all this talk about medical malpractice reform is looking in the wrong direction? Maybe the health insurance industry is in need of some reform.

Pharmablog

"In a nutshell, one country that was 14% dependent did something early on while another that was 48% dependent did nothing."