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little reproductive selection now, natural or cultural
Another poster made the point that in America, very few children die before they are old enough to reproduce. That is true, of course, of the entire developed world. Mr. S notes the adaptation of humans to diseases like malaria and cholera. No similar selective development to diabetes, as Mr. S suggests, seems likely: the scientific advancement ...
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Human Nature
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jacroega
on
December 17, 2007
Cattle Disease
Why has the U.S.D.A. not recalled the beef in the US? Bovine disease affects 70% of our cattle, yet, nothing is done to stop it from reaching consumers. Some symptoms are Alzheimer's in adults and ADD in children. I guess a pill will be needed to treat the symptoms instead of the cause. The Egyptian medicine scrolls have been revived by the ...
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DJINNI
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October 2, 2007