I am often asked what my favorite yoga pose is. The truth is that I love ‘em all (mostly!). Yet there is a special place in my heart for Headstand. That’s because Headstand holds so much symbolic meaning for me. I love being upside down, as it represents seeing life from a totally different perspective. […]

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I am often asked what my favorite yoga pose is. The truth is that I love ‘em all (mostly!). Yet there is a special place in my heart for Headstand. That’s because Headstand holds so much symbolic meaning for me. I love being upside down, as it represents seeing life from a totally different perspective. […]

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I am often asked what my favorite yoga pose is. The truth is that I love ‘em all (mostly!). Yet there is a special place in my heart for Headstand. That’s because Headstand holds so much symbolic meaning for me. I love being upside down, as it represents seeing life from a totally different perspective. […]

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Late Thursday night, I posted a full-out rant about what I considered to be an incredibly unfair and stupid generalization of the bad behavior of a single surgeon to an overblown and hysterical indictment of medical students, doctors, and surgeons by a fellow ScienceBlogger, posted on his own blog and on Feministe. Fellow ScienceBloggers Mark […]

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Jake Young, the MD/PhD student blogging at Pure Pedantry, has a great post this week on the detection of a novel formulation of the erythropoiesis stimulating agent (ESA) erythropoietin in Riccardo Riccó, the Italian cyclist who was thrown out of the Tour de France. Jake’s post is a superb primer on the use of this […]

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