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Go to work on a pomegranate
Regular readers will know of my interest in “surveys” published by PR companies and greedily consumed whole by journalists.
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Fishing for significance
Fish and the oils it contains are supposed to be good for mothers-to-be and their children.
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A slice of hokum between two slices of bread
When you read a headline such as ”Workers fork out £2,000 a year on lunch and snacks” (Daily Express, today) you can be pretty sure that our old friends 72 Point (
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Cooking up a cancer panic
Here's a quick test. Which of these two statements is true: