After their work spaces have been properly Febrezed, you'll soon be enjoying the fine stewardship of Kenny Herzog […]

I'm not scared of needles, but I certainly don’t like them, she says. I had a champagne en route to the clinic – maybe two – which I'd probably not recommended, but whatever works, right?[…]

We have previously shown that spinophilin attenuates the α 2A AR-dependent hypotensive response; in spinophilin null mice, this response is highly potentiated.

Woodson, with her tale of three pseudo-tough girls in Queens, cares less about plot than does Murphy, with her longer, more traditionally paced novel about two girls who toughen up by painting their faces with tribalesque “war paint” and learning by the end of the novel that part of growing up is living by one’s own axioms, the ones that come from experience: “Sometimes, you gotta believe something crazy,” Sarah says, to explain why she obstinately holds on to the idea that her mother, who left the family when she was 2, has turned into an actual fox.