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Dec 21 2010 New Books Have Interesting Data Posted by Barnes Bierck at 4:58 PM A WSJ article about 2010 books on health has some interesting tidbits, such as: the odds of having a heart attack during sex are only about 20 in a million But how do they really know that? Related posts: Top 10 Environmental Books from Last Year: Who Has Time to Read? The Modesto Bee is running an article about the “10... Passing on Aspirin? As detailed in the WSJ here, regarding that recommendation that... Books on Food Problems Won’t Work Like “The Jungle” Did Books just don’t work very well to create outrage anymore.... ADVERTISEMENT
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