“How to read articles about health”

If you’ve just read a health-related headline that’s caused you to spit out your morning coffee (“Coffee causes cancer” usually does the trick) it’s always best to follow the Blitz slogan: “Keep Calm and Carry On”. On reading further you’ll often find the headline has left out something important, like “Injecting five rats with really highly concentrated coffee solution caused some changes in cells that might lead to tumours eventually. ... Full Story »

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Erin Elise Accomando
4.3
by Erin Elise Accomando - Sep. 28, 2009

This is quality journalism because it exhibits the human interest and is definitely helpful to someone who reads a lot of health articles in the news. I learned a lot from this reading.

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