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I would love to read the full paper but it is gated behind paywall and I can't possibly pay for every article that I find interesting.
by hu3 3y ago
I would love to read the full paper but it is gated behind paywall and I can't possibly pay for every article that I find interesting.
- mandmandam 3y agoI've heard that a lot of the time the authors are happy to email you the paper directly, if you ask. Basically no one likes the academic paywalls, except for the world's most awful people [not an exaggeration].
- placesalt 3y agoI don’t like the academic publishing racket either, but that is an exaggeration. Presumably you were being sarcastic, but it’s still caustic. What stereolab called easy cynicism.
- mandmandam 3y agoMy comment replying to this shouldn't be flagged. It's well sourced, relevant, and polite. If anyone would like to explain what that was about, I'd love to hear it.
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- iopq 3y agoHere https://mega.nz/file/5Bgn1R4K#6BlIb9hUCxc_7JdQq7vvE6YqtCBpsDhFauH2ZtyTzXs https://mega.nz/file/5Bgn1R4K#6BlIb9hUCxc_7JdQq7vvE6YqtCBpsD...
- hu3 3y agoBless you! > The highest EDI of these particles for infants occurred when they drank microwaved water stored in a plastic container, while for toddlers, it was when they consumed microwaved dairy products in a container. These findings emphasize the necessity of collaborating with manufacturers to establish guidelines for the appropriate usage of plastic containers. Additionally, it is crucial to work with caregivers in order to raise awareness about the potential impact of these particles. So parents, beware of feeding bottles!
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