Teen Skepchick’s Reality Checks 1.10

vreify — January 10, 2013

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Scientists have observed monkeys using tools in the wild. (via MSNBC)
An article on Ted Kaptchuk’s research on how placebos work. (via Harvard Magazine)
Overweight women are more likely to experience discrimination in the court. (via Feministing)
Rape is not an accident. (via The Raw Story)

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Vy is a recent graduate working in a neuroscience lab with children and monkeys. She likes sewing, knitting, lifting weights, and reading in her free time. Especially reading about science!

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