Researchers from many disciplines argue that science would get far more bang for its research buck by looking to solve broader societal contributors to disparities. Housing conditions, segregated neighborhoods, poverty, education, the burden of racism, environmental pollutants, and other factors are likely the main contributors to higher rates of disease and disability in marginalized groups. “We support wholeheartedly the study of health disparities from a wide range of disciplines,” says Michael Yudell, professor of community health and prevention at Drexel University. “Our issue is that race is a poor proxy to understand the biological factors underpinning health disparities.”

A very interesting analysis, that will probably go nowhere.

to date, nobody has rallied a mob to attack the U.S. Capitol using tastefully curated photos of bathroom remodelings.

I'm no fan of Pinterest, but this seems accurate.

More formality would probably be a good thing, and 10 weeks is not that great a commitment. I should give this a try.

Some interesting ideas, to be sure.

Such a fine example of endearing grumpiness in the pursuit of truth and beauty.

Cannot wait to watch this. For as long as I have been a biologist, I have regarded this as the one thing I wish I'd been around for. Well, maybe poly-U too ...

PESOS from Reading.am.