My LinkedIn feed has been filling me with green-eyed envy because so many of my connections attended the International Back and Neck Pain Forum this week in Davos, Switzerland.
The organizers got creative and held multiple parallel sessions of presentations while hiking trails in the Swiss Alps! From what I can tell, there were varied levels of difficulty and distance, and many ended at a restaurant or other scenic site.
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Étienne Fortier-Dubois began writing a series of scientific style guidelines outlining various ways papers could be made more readable. This led to starting JAWWS, a new journal of actually readable papers.
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According to D.D. Palmer, "All rachitic conditions are because of displacement of the twelfth dorsal [thoracic] vertebra; this is an established fact." Modern day medicine disagrees. Here's why I want to practice a different kind of chiropractic than "principle-based" chiropractors.
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Today, my brother posted a video of the (possibly) overrated Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau. In a press conference he is asked to explain the potential benefits of quantum computing.
Trudeau explained the differences in a very accurate and succinct manner, something we can be quite sure would have turned out differently if the same situation repeated itself further south.
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Here are a few of the books I recommend for students - and anyone - to read as primers on evaluating claims and understanding the natural world.
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We all want to be healthy. We love having the internet as a resource at our fingertips to find the latest and greatest information about nutrition, fitness, and new magical cures.
But there's a problem.
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