In a previous post ( ) I used WarpPLS ( ) to analyze the model below, using data reported in a recent study looking at the relationship betw...
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Showing posts with label cancer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cancer. Show all posts
Body mass index and cancer deaths in various US states
Ancel Keys is often heavily criticized for allegedly originating the fat phobia that we see today in the US and other countries, perhaps wit...
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Aging and cancer: The importance of taking a hard look at the numbers
The table below is from a study by Hayat and colleagues ( ). It illustrates one common trend regarding cancer – it increases dramatically i...
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A viral cure for cancer only a few years away?
Adopting an evolutionarily sound lifestyle may reduce the probability that one will develop cancer, but there will be those who will never...
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Adiponectin, inflammation, diabetes, and heart disease
Humans, like many animals, evolved to be episodic eaters and spend most of their time fasting. Body fat is the main store of energy in the h...
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The China Study one more time: Are raw plant foods giving people cancer?
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In this previous post I analyzed some data from the China Study that included counties where there were cases of schistosomiasis infection....
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The China Study again: A multivariate analysis suggesting that schistosomiasis rules!
In the comments section of Denise Minger’s post on July 16, 2010 , which discusses some of the data from the China Study (as a follow up to ...
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