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Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Sun, 02/10/2008 - 11:17am.

A couple of relevant recent articles include The First Ache (NYTimes Magazine, 10 Feb 2008), about pain and its handling in infants/foetuses, and My Cortex Made Me Buy it, (NYTimes 9 Feb 2008), that cites a recent paper on comsumer behavior. One or the other might fit into a scheduled session, or encourage some changes in our schedule?

I've updated our course home page to include these on our "of interest" list, and will continue to do so during the semester. If others notice things relevant to our general topic, note them in the forum and/or send me links to add to the list?

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