As the FDA panel approves COVID-19 vaccines designed for children age 5 -11, Michigan ramps up it's distribution plans. Detroit Community Schools are keeping student nutrition local with their farms to schools meal programs. And author and medical historian Dr. Howard Markel's latest book explores how a rarely credited female scientist's contribution to the discovery of DNA's double helix was used unethically.
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Farm-to-school in Detroit: students, teachers and community members connect to local agriculture
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How a little known female scientist’s data was unethically used in the discovery of DNA’s double helix
- Dr. Howard Markel is an author and medical historian. His latest book is The Secret of Life: Rosalind Franklin, James Watson, Francis Crick, and the Discovery of DNA's Double Helix
