Steve Brill, renowned journalist and entrepreneur, recently released an expansive 26,000 word investigation into the costly state of health care in America. His work was so impressive that ProPublica, an organization renowned for its longform journalism, invited him to partake in a brown bag lunch conversation with their staff. During the discussion, Brill discussed the […]
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Visitors to Reykjavik, Iceland, may be surprised to find the Icelandic Phallological Museum, a unique collection boasting the world’s largest array of penises. For around $20 US, visitors can view members of many species, including some human, most of which are preserved in jars. In Lima, Peru, the Museo de Larco houses an impressive collection
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In 1994, a scientist studying a new medical imaging dye developed by her company made a troubling discovery. Her superior, she claims, instructed her to “burn the data”. This allegation has been brought to light in a trial concerning the dye, which has been owned by GE Healthcare since 2004. The trial is examining whether
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