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US government links Alzheimer’s to racism
“Inequities” put non-white Americans at higher risk of dementia-related diseases, health ministry claims
Dec 21, 2022 19:10
Hypnosis can make you fall in and out of love – behavioral scientist
Hypnosis has always tread the line between trickery and science leaving some fooled while helping others explore their psyche. What's true or false about this somewhat occult practice? We asked Paul McKenna, hypnotist, behavioral scientist, and...
Dec 10, 2021 06:26
‘Highly hazardous’ pesticides discovered in ‘dirty dozen’ list of UK fruit & vegetables, analysis of govt data finds
Over 120 different pesticides have been discovered in the 12 most-polluted products available on British shelves, according to Pesticide Action Network (PAN), with almost all grapes and oranges containing a “cocktail” of them.
Sep 29, 2021 14:31
Why Americans will never surrender their guns – even if it means peace with the police Opinion
Long before the death of George Floyd, Americans have had an ambivalent attitude towards their police, who are practically viewed today as a necessary evil. What has spawned such an opinion towards the ‘defenders of the peace’?
Sep 2, 2021 17:11
Our mental state hinges on gut microbes – epidemiologist
Food is our primary source of energy, growth, and health – but not always. We figure out the rights and wrongs about food with Tim Spector, Professor of Genetic Epidemiology and best-selling author. Follow @SophieCo_RT ...
May 14, 2021 06:07
Bristol University to police ‘diet culture & fatphobia’ language in sports after students’ union denounces ‘burning calories’
Telling students at the gym to put effort into burning calories may soon be a banned approach at Bristol University. Its students’ union thinks this language promotes a ‘thin privilege’ and causes eating disorders.
Sep 6, 2020 12:08
Too early to ease up on lockdowns – Yale microbiologist
The world is gradually rolling back lockdown measures, as the coronavirus pandemic shows a faint sign of easing off. We talked about this with Paul Turner, the Rachel Carson professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at Yale University, and...
May 15, 2020 06:25
Slavoj Zizek: Epidemics are like wars, they can drag on for YEARS Opinion
We should stop thinking that after a peak in the Covid-19 epidemic things will gradually return to normal. The crisis will drag on. But this doesn’t mean the situation is hopeless.
May 5, 2020 07:02
On Contact: Activism with the Kings Bay Plowshares 7
Chris Hedges talks to New York Catholic Workers Martha Hennessy and Carmen Trotta about breaking into the Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base to charge the US government with crimes against peace on April 4, 2018. The peace activists, known as...
Oct 27, 2019 06:51
Conscious choice or child endangerment? Clashing views on Belgian report decrying kids' vegan diets
A fresh report by the Belgian Royal Academy of Medicine has sparked a debate for claiming bringing kids up vegan is ‘unethical.’ RT heard different views on the potentially dangerous parents' choice.
May 20, 2019 14:07