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Dr. Song's research has been featured in the national and international media. Following are selected news articles and commentaries.
By Matthew Hutson, Scientific American, July 2018
By Jennifer Abbasi, Discover Magazine, November 2013
The Unexpected Ways a Fetus Is Shaped by a Mother's Environment By Lindsay Abrams, The Atlantic, June 2013
Study Finds Fewer Boys Born during Great Famine in China Discussed by Joanna McCarthy, with Rob Brooks, ABC Radio Australia, 17 April 2012
The Week magazine, 13 April 2012
Little China Girls: How History’s Worst Famine Shifted the Sex Ratio By Rob Brooks, The Conversation, 10 April 2012
Honger Levert Extra Dochters Op De Standaard (Belgian newspaper), 10 April 2012
Znanstvenici: Tijekom nestašice hrane žene rađaju više curica By T.M., Index∙hr (Croatian newspaper), 5 April 2012
Durante Le Carestle Nascono Piů Femmine: "Dipende Dal DNA" Leggo (Italian newspaper), 30 March 2012
Tough Time Breeds More Girls, Study Finds By Lesley Ciarula Taylor, The Toronto Star (www.thestar.com), 29 March 2012
Hungry Mothers Give Birth to More Daughters By Zoë Corbyn, Nature (www.nature.com), 28 March 2012 Chinese version was published both in print and online by China Science Daily on March 29, 2012
During Food Shortages, Women Give Birth to More Daughters to Ensure Humanity Survives By Ted Thornhill, MailOnline (www.dailymail.co.uk), 28 March 2012
Mehr Mädchengeburten in Mangeljahren By Tasch, Der Standard (Austrian Newspaper), 28 March 2012
Chinese Famine Led to More Female Births By Helen Fields, Science magazine news (http://news.sciencemag.org), 27 March 2012
Hard Times Mean Fewer Baby Boys, Study Suggests By Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience (www.livescience.com), 27 March 2012 This article was syndicated to Yahoo! News, The Huffington Post, and MSNBC.
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