More on Ravenous

If you watch only one thing today... it really probably shouldn't be this one-minute video of the great @RobertLustigMD discussing Ravenous, my new book on cancer and diet. But I still hope you'll watch it and check out Ravenous: https://t.co/NDIJjFx9S7

— Sam Apple (@Sam_Apple1) July 29, 2021

Ravenous

At an event for Ravenous, my new book on cancer and diet (https://t.co/JrimfvKqp9), I asked Chi Van Dang, one of the world's leading cancer scientists, for his thoughts on diet and cancer prevention. This is what he told me:👇👇👇https://t.co/jyxxMMDEwN

— Sam Apple (@Sam_Apple1) July 23, 2021

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We just released a new podcast: #170 - AMA #25: Navigating the complexities and nuances of cancer screening. https://t.co/KII520ysDG

— Peter Attia (@PeterAttiaMD) July 26, 2021

The Cancer Code

I received "The Cancer Code" by @drjasonfung. I have no interest in cancer yet I am devouring it. Fund has a systematic, incredibly clear (yet exhaustive) exposition of the topic. It is a delight to see such clarity of mind!

He gets how the fake appeal of genetics set us back. pic.twitter.com/y8z02fVYiM

— Nassim Nicholas Taleb (@nntaleb) October 31, 2020

Harper Collins

Eugene Fine on Treating Cancer

From AHS12:

The link between breast cancer and the use of oral contraceptives

A post at The Thinking Housewife: More on Health, Culture and Artificial Birth Control.

A different perspective on Susan G. Komen

Karen De Coster, Susan G. Komen and Big Cancer’s “Crawl for the Cure”

I'm posting this more for Welmer's observations on prostitution on China than the discussion he is trying to start: Time to Reopen Debate on Prostitution. Even if it could be shown that allowing prostitution is warranted because of the social problems that it would mitigate (beta males and neglected or abused husbands looking for female companionship), I don't think that the powers that be would ever rewrite the laws.

An interesting comment on breast cancer and prostate cancer screening.