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Here are my Science Seeker Editor's Selections for the past week:
At Addiction Inbox, Dirk Hanson makes a bold statement: "It’s getting harder to interpret genetics studies, and that’s a good thing." Find out why: High-Risk Haplotypes in Smokers.
G r e a t e r / l e t t e r / s p a c i n g / helps reading in dyslexia. So says The Neurocritic. And there's even an iOS app!
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At the always excellent blog, Last Word on Nothing, Virginia Hughes ponders whether more women are starting to hold top-level positions in neuroscience: Women's Work