Same plot, different props: Radicalization then and now
Let’s use some of what we’ve learned in the last century to foil both the plot and the props.
Dr. Craig Bowron
Dr. Craig Bowron is a Twin Cities internist and writer.
There will be blood: Minnesota’s state bird — the mosquito — is living large in 2014
“What we had this spring was a whole bunch of snowmelt pools, which led to a whole bunch of snowmelt pool-exploiting mosquito species,” says mosquito and tick expert David Neitzel.
Fungal meningitis: How a wimpy, ubiquitous black mold turned to the dark side
Exserohilum rostratum is the scary character responsible for the multi-state outbreak of fungal meningitis cases linked to tainted steroid preparations.
