traumatic brain injury
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On Tara Westover’s “Educated.”
How can you learn to trust in a world where your beloved family member’s visage might conceal a monster?
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On Sci-Hub, the Napster of science.
Can people really be “informed consumers” of modern healthcare when they can’t read the research their taxes pay for?
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On the low-quality, highly-biased research attempting to dissuade you from wearing a bike helmet.
You should wear a helmet, no matter what the ill-conceived research papers claim.
Frank Brown Cloud 