What's great for moviegoeers is bad for lab safety
Medical Environment Update, August 10, 2017
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Seeing the movie for the first time used to be like turning the pages of a book you’ve never read. That's how I like it today. ... I don’t want to know too much before going in. The opposite is true for my work in laboratory safety.
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