From the Editor: Fat Chance

So now we're having a national debate, courtesy of Mayor Bloomberg, over super-sized sugary drinks and obesity. Fine, but what about a super-sized vaccine schedule and its effects on diabetes and obesity, for starters?

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DAVID KIRBY: BEHRAKIS SCIENCE CENTER AT NORTHEASTERN TONIGHT

Behrakis_2David Kirby, a former contributor to The New York Times and a regular writer for The Huffington Post, is to offer a free public lecture and open Q/A session on Friday, June 27, 6:00-9:00PM at Northeastern University, in the Behrakis Health Science Building at the Bouve College of Health Science, (Building #26), Room 10.

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