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Phoenix Rising

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After half a century of extensive (and wildly expensive) research, and vast numbers of clinical trials - ClinicalTrials.gov currently lists...

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Superfluous Foods

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Every year the health editors launch a new Superfood. Blueberries, kale, kombucha, sea buckthorn, green tea, yerba mate, so passé...

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A Cure for Work

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Karoshi is the Japanese term for death by overwork. The word first appeared in the second half of the seventies,...

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Running Away

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Between 2013 and 2020 the USA population increased by 4.5%, and the number of cancer deaths increased by 4.3%1, 2....

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Magic Bullets vs the Smart Bomb

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Earlier posts have mapped the rise and rise in the numbers of people developing one (and usually more than one)...

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The Calculus of Tartar

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The first recognizable toothbrush, comprising hog’s hair bristle embedded in a bamboo handle, was constructed by an unsung Chinese genius...

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Meat and the Mediterranean

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Roughly 6 million years ago, when the Mediterranean was cut off from the Atlantic, the middle sea started to shrink....

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Innately Trained

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The above illustration1 represents one of the most important recent developments in immunology. It has radically changed the way we...

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End of the Road

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‘If something cannot go on forever, it will stop’. This statement might seem blindingly obvious, but it was coined in...

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Bones Brains and Automobiles

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In older adults, dementia and osteoporosis often coincide.  Standard theory holds that as brain cells die off, physical activity, appetite...

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