Isn’t it more appropriate to simply give numbers rather than turn them into percentages 1 out of 2 gives 50% but one person who reckons they’ve improved is one person.
So the people working on the sequencing side of this have been told to work on this ‘stuff’ rather than on helping solve actual diseases. What a complete waste of valuable resources.
Yes definitely still indulging once in a while. When I was doing really well on cutting out processed carbs I would still eat a portion of dessert cake etc every two or three months at family or friends get togethers. Birthdays Christmas. I had really managed to get it so it was an occasional...
In Victorian times food was adulterated with all sorts of dodgy ingredients to cut costs. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-25259505Manufacturers will use whatever they can get away with - hydrogenated fat, high fructose corn syrup etc etc these highly processed ingredients in junk food do not have...
Was trying to google to find this years debate.
this debate from 1999 came up I read the opening which was by Tony Wright a well respected former select committee chair. Very interesting and possibly of use in future advocacy with current MPs to show how little has changed in 20 years since...
John Hayes MP - interesting that ME gets a specific mention. He wasn’t one of the gang of 5 who made the request to the backbench business committee so not right at the forefront but wondering if he was one of the 40+ who spoke in the debate?
Seen on Twitter ( admittedly on parody Boris Johnson account but it is true ) Nicky Morgan is in fact staying in politics going to the House of Lords - Baroness Morgan - and at least for the time being remaining in the Cabinet.
That’s more like it. We should maybe send an email with a link to this to all the NHS services that we’ve discovered have online information. In the new year.
Great. In the vernacular they totally wipe the floor with Sharpe and his mate.
ETA of course they do so by blowing away their thinking in a most thorough and professional way.
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