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					1 Posts published on this day Side-Stepping Safeguards, Data Journalists Are Doing Science Now \| Guest Work	2
3 Posts published on this day Laws governing police use of DNA are changing: are the proposals fair for all New Zealanders? \| News Improving NZ Government Communication about COVID-19: Five Suggestions Including a Proposal for Depoliticisation \| Public Health Expert	4 Posts published on this day Climate explained: when Antarctica melts, will gravity changes lift up land and lower sea levels? \| Climate: Explained Why we remember more by reading – especially print – than from audio or video \| Guest Work The rise of pop-psychology: can it make your life better, or is it all snake-oil? \| Guest Work Could the COVID vaccines affect your period? We don't know yet — but there's no cause for concern \| COVID-19 read more	5 Posts published on this day covid-19 infection and how the spike protein is involved in doing harm \| BioBlog Is 'Spot' a good dog? Why we're right to worry about unleashing robot quadrupeds \| Hot off the press If New Zealand can radically reform its health system, why not do the same for welfare? \| News	6 Posts published on this day Selling a buffalo for a brain scan: India's COVID-19 crisis reveals deep fractures in its health system \| News Reducing tobacco retail availability: how could this be achieved and what evidence supports the NZ Government’s proposals? \| Public Health Expert	7 Posts published on this day Farewell the utopian city. To cope with climate change we must learn from how nature adapts \| Guest Work Why we should take a women-centred approach to diagnosing and treating iron deficiency \| Hot off the press	8 Posts published on this day Types of futures reports \| Ariadne	9
10 Posts published on this day Reducing tobacco retail availability: counterarguments to industry claims \| Public Health Expert Taking one for the team: 6 ways our cells can die and help fight infectious disease \| Guest Work	11 Posts published on this day The outlook for coral reefs remains grim unless we cut emissions fast — new research \| The Changing Climate Flights have resumed between New Zealand and NSW, but the temporary travel pause may not be the last \| COVID-19	12 Posts published on this day Vaccine patents \| The Dismal Science Australia’s Quarantine Systems Failures: Lessons for NZ \| Public Health Expert	13 Posts published on this day NZ Budget 2021: we need the arts to live, but artists need to earn a living \| News When the Line Between Life and Death Is 'A Little Bit Fuzzy' \| Guest Work Despite major conservation efforts, populations of New Zealand's iconic kiwi are more vulnerable than people realise \| Hot off the press COVID-19 vaccines prevent spread of the virus too \| Code for life read more	14	15	16
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Side-Stepping Safeguards, Data Journalists Are Doing Science Now - Guest Work

Guest Author • May 01, 2021

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					1 Posts published on this day Side-Stepping Safeguards, Data Journalists Are Doing Science Now \| Guest Work	2
3 Posts published on this day Laws governing police use of DNA are changing: are the proposals fair for all New Zealanders? \| News Improving NZ Government Communication about COVID-19: Five Suggestions Including a Proposal for Depoliticisation \| Public Health Expert	4 Posts published on this day Climate explained: when Antarctica melts, will gravity changes lift up land and lower sea levels? \| Climate: Explained Why we remember more by reading – especially print – than from audio or video \| Guest Work The rise of pop-psychology: can it make your life better, or is it all snake-oil? \| Guest Work Could the COVID vaccines affect your period? We don't know yet — but there's no cause for concern \| COVID-19 read more	5 Posts published on this day covid-19 infection and how the spike protein is involved in doing harm \| BioBlog Is 'Spot' a good dog? Why we're right to worry about unleashing robot quadrupeds \| Hot off the press If New Zealand can radically reform its health system, why not do the same for welfare? \| News	6 Posts published on this day Selling a buffalo for a brain scan: India's COVID-19 crisis reveals deep fractures in its health system \| News Reducing tobacco retail availability: how could this be achieved and what evidence supports the NZ Government’s proposals? \| Public Health Expert	7 Posts published on this day Farewell the utopian city. To cope with climate change we must learn from how nature adapts \| Guest Work Why we should take a women-centred approach to diagnosing and treating iron deficiency \| Hot off the press	8 Posts published on this day Types of futures reports \| Ariadne	9
10 Posts published on this day Reducing tobacco retail availability: counterarguments to industry claims \| Public Health Expert Taking one for the team: 6 ways our cells can die and help fight infectious disease \| Guest Work	11 Posts published on this day The outlook for coral reefs remains grim unless we cut emissions fast — new research \| The Changing Climate Flights have resumed between New Zealand and NSW, but the temporary travel pause may not be the last \| COVID-19	12 Posts published on this day Vaccine patents \| The Dismal Science Australia’s Quarantine Systems Failures: Lessons for NZ \| Public Health Expert	13 Posts published on this day NZ Budget 2021: we need the arts to live, but artists need to earn a living \| News When the Line Between Life and Death Is 'A Little Bit Fuzzy' \| Guest Work Despite major conservation efforts, populations of New Zealand's iconic kiwi are more vulnerable than people realise \| Hot off the press COVID-19 vaccines prevent spread of the virus too \| Code for life read more	14	15	16
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