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Why Alcohol Is Not A Staple Food
Alcohol has accompanied human civilization for thousands of years. It has been part of cultural rites, religious ceremonies, social gatherings, and family meals across...
From Preserving the Dead to Damaging the Living: The Hidden Chemistry of Aldehydes
If you attended secondary school in West Africa, you probably remember the biology laboratory. Shelves were lined with bottles containing frogs, lizards, snakes, and...
Humans Are Biological Heat: What a Laser Therapy Lecture Taught Me About Invisible Light
I attended the annual conference of the International Association of Nigerian Physical Therapists expecting to learn about laser therapy. Professor Chukuka Enwemeka, one of...
The Story of Glucose
From sunlight to bloodstream
Few molecules occupy such a remarkable place in biology as glucose. It has been studied extensively, measured routinely, feared intensely, and...
The Flow Model: Beyond “Exercise Is Medicine”
Exercise changes health because it changes flow.
For more than half a century, medicine has been confronted with a remarkable observation that has proven surprisingly...
