“A lot of this pseudoscience stuff sounds deeply impressive — inflammation this and telomere that — but at the end of the day, none of it really matters,” Lurie said. “You’ve got to show clinical benefit in humans: Does it work?”
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Secular humanism is a worldview that relies on human reason, scienc and empathy instead of religious faith or supernatural beliefs to understand the world and shape moral behavior. It asserts that individuals can lead ethical, fulfilling lives and build a better society without..
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Older adults who used cannabis also tended to perform better on cognitive tests, adding to a growing body of evidence suggesting the drug may have neuroprotective effects as we age.
He could be witty and charming, said Randy Schekman, who oversaw Dr. Duesberg’s lab in his capacity as chair of the department of molecular and cell biology at Berkeley. “He had this allure, and people were attracted to him,” Dr. Schekman added. “But he had a dark side.”
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But the Iraq war was his most consequential action. It caused death, suffering, and loss for so many and created instability in the region that resonates to this day. It was a colossal miscalculation, one of the worse in US history.
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Researchers found that when multiple psychological dimensions are considered; intelligence, personality, emotional intelligence, and decision-making overall functioning continues developing through midlife, reaching its apex around age 60.



