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Ask Amber: My friend hates political talk

Ask Amber: My friend hates political talk

by Amber Atkinson
Published November 13, 2022
Why is my friend against voting?
Ogren: Hunters can conserve land and animal health

Ogren: Hunters can conserve land and animal health

by Allison Ogren
Published November 10, 2022
Hunters can and do participate in animal epidemic research, and they help the DNR track the spread of disease across populations.
Ericson: Preparing for the next pandemic

Ericson: Preparing for the next pandemic

by Sean Ericson
Published November 9, 2022
We can’t count on nature giving us a break. We need to start getting ready to save lives.
White: This is your mind on mushrooms

White: This is your mind on mushrooms

by Spencer White
Published November 8, 2022
When you take psychedelics, you can have a plethora of seemingly enlightening experiences. Are these spiritual awakenings, or a view deeper into the psyche?
Ogren: VR in medical education is an improving resource

Ogren: VR in medical education is an improving resource

by Allison Ogren
Published November 4, 2022
Virtual Reality technology has entered education, and it is changing the landscape of skill building in science and medical training.
Ericson: Buyer beware

Ericson: Buyer beware

by Sean Ericson
Published November 2, 2022
Inadequate enforcement of regulations plagues the dietary supplement industry.
White: UFOs, the organization trying to find them

White: UFOs, the organization trying to find them

by Spencer White
Published November 1, 2022
The truth is out there. Who is taking the action to find it?
Atkinson: The true crime epidemic

Atkinson: The true crime epidemic

by Amber Atkinson
Published October 27, 2022
A balance between humanization and idolization of violent criminals is necessary.
Ogren: Human brain cells in mice: flirting with the edge of ethics

Ogren: Human brain cells in mice: flirting with the edge of ethics

by Allison Ogren
Published October 27, 2022
It might sound like science fiction, but chimeras have been around for a long time in biology. We may be approaching the ethical limit.
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Ericson: More and more of “none of the above”

by Sean Ericson
Published October 25, 2022
Fewer Americans are religious. But it’s more complicated than that.

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