Sai Folmsbee

Scientific Health Columnist

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Sai Folmsbee is a senior from Topeka majoring in neurobiology. This is his third semester writing a science column for The Kansan. He is actively involved in research of the molecular mechanisms of cancer at the University and intends on pursuing a career in medical research after graduation.

Recent Stories

Folmsbee: Undergraduate research needs change

Viewing research as purely a resume-builder is an opportunity missed.

Folmsbee: Why can't we all get along?

Continued controversy in battle of religion vs. science isn't necessary.

What's up with that? Inconsistencies among professors

Richelle Buser and Sai Folmsbee discuss a campus problem.

Folmsbee: There will never be a cure for cancer

Claims that a cure for cancer will be discovered are unrealistic, but better treatments are possible.

Folmsbee: Hunting the ghost hunters

The paranormal are invisible through scientific glasses.

Folmsbee: Homeopathy is nothing more than a delusion of dilution

Science is not only unfounded, but is also dangerous.

Folmsbee: Genetically modified food needs support

Benefits of GMs made foggy by politics.

Folmsbee: No evidence for acupuncture

Acupuncture remains popular, despite little scientific support.

Folmsbee: A chiropractic reformation

Chiropractic must adjust ideology to be considered legitimate.

Folmsbee: Don't 'believe' in evolution

Theory is something that is to be accepted.

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