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Writer (NYTMag, Oprah Mag), Author of NY Times Bestselling book *THE IMMORTAL LIFE OF HENRIETTA LACKS* (aka #HeLa) published 2/2/10
5,404 Posts by rebeccaskloot
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What's in Your Green Tea? - NYTimes.com
well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/05/23/whats-in-your-green-tea/
“What’s in Your Green Tea?” In some cases, no actual green tea, in some cases lead. New study looks at #tea brands http://t.co/9fK8AaRzg6
FAQ « Rebecca Skloot
rebeccaskloot.com/FAQ/
@EmilyAnthes @marynmck @deborahblum @carlzimmer creating v detailed FAQ w help of fab assistant @reeco2 =my lifesaver http://t.co/mJ4cQou7fF
Viewpoint: My Case Shows What’s Right — and Wrong — With Psychiatric Diagnoses | TIME.com
healthland.time.com/2013/05/17/viewpoint-my-case-...hats-right-and-wrong-with-psychiatric-diagnoses/
"My Case Shows What’s Right—and Wrong—With Psychiatric Diagnoses" great & important piece by @maiasz #DSM #addiction http://t.co/2nKQBmyT8n
YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.
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Wow. If my cat ever sees this there’s going to be trouble. #AnimalIntelligence http://t.co/V6r7LmyeKf #cats
For more on "INVESTIGATING SCIENCE THROUGH STORY" program featuring #HeLa (& lots more videos) see
educurious.org/docs/EducuriousCurriculumDescriptions2013.pdf
For more on @Educurious’s "INVESTIGATING SCIENCE THROUGH STORY" program featuring #HeLa (& lots more videos) see http://t.co/TM4jU3v945
Rebecca Skloot explains how she writes about science
(3 of 3) @Educurious video "Rebecca Skloot explains writing techniques she uses to bring science to life" in #HeLa https://t.co/Gn0GQsInV5
Rebecca Skloot explains how to write about an event in history
(2 of 3) @Educurious video on how I researched/recreated historic events as scenes in #HeLa to b sure facts=right https://t.co/96YMrbIvLl
Xcited: Updating site w/several great xplainer videos by @educurious w/me talking about #sciwri & process of writing #HeLa (cont'd)
@RebeccaSkloot @AndreaKuszewski I'm happy to Skype into classes, etc., but students need learn how to get answers by reading, not via email
@carlzimmer Me too. In one case I all students in a huge class emailed me asking questions on same day. Teacher told them to do it #badidea
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