Preventing dementia: Part 2

We’ve done the don’ts; now lets do the dos of dementia prevention.

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Preventing dementia: Part 1

With dementia now the 2nd leading cause of death in Australia, a comprehensive strategy for preventing it is a must. Recent research points the way.

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Sharpening Hanlon’s Razor against granny-killers

Revisiting Hanlon’s Razor in the light of Australia’s ongoing geronticide.

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Is ‘vaccine science’ 5th generation war propaganda?

Are the stupid papers I’ve been covering in my Academia and the New Dark Age series merely stupid, or are they actually war propaganda?

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Alzheimer’s: The gut-brain connection

A toxin produced by gut bacteria sets off a chain reaction in the brain that leads to Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases. And what you put in your mouth can control it.

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Academia and the new dark age: Part 4

Stupid paper #3: Researchers are shocked to discover that chatbots don’t persuade educated people to believe bullsh*t… and wonder if emotionally manipulating them might work better.

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HRT and depression: More bad news about the impact of messing with women’s hormones

Bad news for menopausal women: Both HRT pills and patches are associated with a substantially increased risk of depression.

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New study finds all forms of hormonal contraception raise breast cancer risk

Messing with women’s biology has consequences

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Never trust, always verify… even your allies

Sloppy thinking produces the bad ideas that landed us in a dark age. How do we dig ourselves out?

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Academia and the new dark age: Part 3

Stupid paper #2: Spanish researchers discover the bleeding obvious, while failing to ask the most important questions

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