How the U.S. Government Botched Its Multibillion-Dollar Plan to Beat Childhood Disease

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	How the U.S. Government Botched Its Multibillion-Dollar Plan to Beat Childhood Disease A 21-year longitudinal study of 100,000 children was supposed to answer some of pediatric medicine's toughest questions. Fourteen years and $1.3 billion later, the government declared the effort a failure. Can Canadian Oil Sands Survive Falling Prices? Seems possible: It costs a lot to start an oil sands operation, but it can produce oil for years, and operating expenses are low. Denied Tenure, Professors Sue Over Discrimination Black former faculty members at the University of DC say they were discriminated against when they applied for tenure at the historically black institution. "You don't necessarily want an efficient system." -Peter C. Bjarkman, a writer on Cuban baseball, explaining why Major League Baseball might miss a closed-off Cuba. Meanwhile, American car buffs are salivating over Cuba's classic autos. Taking Notes Is Bad for Your Memory Because we assume we can rely on our notes, we don't make any effort to remember what we're hearing.
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