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A Place for Everything …

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Multicellular organisms like you and me have a complex and shifting relationship with microbes. We need the right amounts of...

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Controlled Flight into Terrain

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The darkest hour is just before dawn. And that’s when the trouble really starts. Previous posts looked at the decline...

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AfterMath

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According to Jennifer Ruef, Assistant Professor of Education Studies at the University of Oregon, math trauma is ‘a form of...

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The Knee Thing

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Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa is either under a Jersey City landfill, a barn in the Detroit suburbs, the turf of...

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Why I hate supplements

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In medieval times, relics were the thing if you wanted to stay well. Some opted for fragments of the bones...

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Peto’s Pets

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Peto’s Paradox (1), named after the great epidemiologist and statistician Sir Richard Peto, is well known in cancer circles. If...

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The Politically Correct Diet

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The period formerly known as the Dutch Golden Age, which ran through much of the 17th century, was a golden...

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A Hooligan’s Game

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Mammas, don’t let your babies grow up to be rugby players. A recent research paper (1) found that after a...

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Gut-brain Short-circuit

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The gut-brain connection is increasingly well-documented. From autism (1) to emotional well-being (2), multiple aspects of personality (3), disorders of...

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The Methyl Lab

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Almost all of the cells in your body have the same genes, but they display different forms and functions in...

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