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BLOG Peto’s Pets
OnPeto’s Paradox (1), named after the great epidemiologist and statistician Sir Richard Peto, is well known...
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BLOG The Politically Correct Diet
OnThe period formerly known as the Dutch Golden Age, which ran through much of the 17th...
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BLOG A Hooligan’s Game
OnMammas, don’t let your babies grow up to be rugby players. A recent research paper (1)...
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BLOG Gut-brain Short-circuit
OnThe gut-brain connection is increasingly well-documented. From autism (1) to emotional well-being (2), multiple aspects of...
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BLOG The Methyl Lab
OnAlmost all of the cells in your body have the same genes, but they display different...
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BLOG Asleep at the Wheel
OnSleep well last night? If so, you are apparently in a minority. The American Sleep Association,...
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BLOG Shake hands
OnFirst impressions are important, and a limp handshake is not a good calling card (1). It’s...
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BLOG Border Crossing
OnBorderline Personality Disorder (BPD) comes with a difficult and shifting mix of behaviours, emotions and psychological...
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BLOG D-day
OnThe past, like the future, is unknown and largely unknowable. Just when you think you have...