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My final blog post. 

“Letter to Students - October 30, 2014” - http://pbly.co/FMDletter 

Do murderers deserve friends? 

Readmy thoughts on the blog. 

iggydelacey:

I’m answering some of your science and medical questions while I still have time! Like, free time, not time on this Earth. I hope. 

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Hit me up on Twitter with more of your science and medicine questions! Tweet @IggyDeLacey using the hashtag #AskIggy.

Check out my blogs - http://pbly.co/FMDweird

Iggy and I share our account of tracking down the Creature. 

Read our field notes here.  

Thanks to everyone who sent me their #CreatureSightingreports, I now have a timeline of the Creature’s actions.

Read the reports here. 

My thoughts on scientific responsibility. 

Read my new post: “The Responsibility of the Scientist: A Cloud of Uncertainty” - http://pbly.co/FMDblog22 

iggydelacey:

Today on the blog, I’ll be filling you in on a subject that’s been taking over my brain: Zombies.

Check out my post about “The ScienZe of Zombies” here. 

iggydelacey:

Ahoy, mateys! Let’s set sail into a stormy sea of science and medical questions on today’s Ask Iggy!

Hit me up on Twitter with more of your science and medicine questions!  Tweet @IggyDeLacey using the hashtag #AskIggy.

Check out my blogs - http://pbly.co/FMDweird

Between all the headlines about Ebola and the surprising results of my recent experiment, I thought I’d revisit the basics of infection. 

Read about the basics of infection here. 

You can also report any suspicious activity to me. Actually, that would be preferable.

iggydelacey:

Talking about my favorite “failed” experiments on the blog. Check it out here!

Is a failure really a failure in science? 

I answer your questions… with iggydelacey’s help. 

See our answers here.

*Note: We have varying degrees of agreement on certain topics. I suggest when in doubt, go with mine. 

New video message from Eli expressing some unwarranted and unsolicited concerns about my experiment. 

Link to video - http://pbly.co/FMDevlog3

The human brain continues to surprise, both in how it operates while healthy, but also how it reacts to injury.

Read about interesting cases of brain damage in my latest blog post: “The Brain Formally Known as Robert”

iggydelacey:

While I’m stuck at home recovering from yet again another injury I incurred in the name of science, I thought I’d share some of my research with you.

Check out my post for some really cool/cold stuff about frostbite. 

spoookyscary:

The Mutter Museum in Philadelphia Was originally opened in the 1900s for medical students to come and see in person ;extremely rare conditions, and the effects of diseases that had been cured or eradicated. It still stands today as the best place for medical students to get ” hands on” experience . As well as a popular attraction for locals and tourists alike.I WILL go here on day.

Thanks to theatrewarrior​ for pointing me to the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia. Maybe after I graduate I’ll have time to visit. In the meantime, their youtube channel  will provide hours of entertainment. 

Patience, Dr. Waldman. 

Exploring ways to create a stronger, more resilient version of human skin with silk and milk. 

“Silk Plus Milk Equals a Recipe for Stronger Skin” - http://pbly.co/FMDblog11