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GRAND ROUNDS AND SICK PARROTS

Girl Scientist, at Living the Scientific Life, hosts Grand Rounds this week -- a compilation of medical blog posts.

Ironically, in the midst of proliferating medical knowledge and advice, Girl Scientist fell ill while preparing the compendium...and so our first Grand Rounds from the sick bed!

Don't worry though, one cannot see the footprints of illness on the host's trail through this week's medical blogosphere, speaking to the fortitude and will of a:

"postdoctoral fellow who has been living in New York City since September 2002, working in my "dream job", researching the evolution of parrots from the south Pacific Ocean."

So go to the site and check out the links.

One question: If one were studying parrots from the south Pacific Ocean, in which part of Manhattan would one spend the most time working? Soho? The Upper East Side? Hell's Kitchen? Interesting...