Prolific science writer Michael Gross, author of Light and Life and numerous other books and articles (and a regular contributor to Chemistry World), wrote a terrific article in the Guardian back in 2003 called "Eat my Lab Coat" about the value of watching the Simpsons for its science. Here's a link:
Eat My Lab Coat by Michael Gross.
He maintains an intriguing blog that spans topics ranging from biochemistry and politics to Shakira. Check it out:
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Although some may argue that lab coats only serve to keep doctors from being confused with patients, they actually serve several vital purposes.
Hi all,
As a health-care professional, owning a lab coat that is both stain resistant, fits you well, and is made from top notch material is a major priority. There is so much more to purchase a lab coat than color. You must also consider comfort and quality. Thank you...
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