Science at the Top of the News for August 16-20

A New York Times article about how the heavy use of digital devices and other technology may be changing the way we think and behave was the most-viewed news item last week by subscribers to Science in the News Daily. Other top stories included an article on how to avoid egg-borne illness, as millions of eggs linked to salmonella were recalled in the United States, and a Chronicle of Higher Education report on a scientific misconduct investigation at Harvard University. Meanwhile, Nature News looked at the high price of misconduct investigations, and California postdocs voted to adopt a union contract. Subscribe now for free daily updates.

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