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by tommiegannert 5y ago
And in fact: > Habitual coffee intake was self-reported as cups per day, as part of the touchscreen questionnaire at baseline with the question ‘How many cups of coffee do you drink a day?’ (38). So, yes, it's self-reported in a non
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Figure 2 of the study says the ">6 cups/day" cohort had 123 of 9,265 dementia cases (1.3%). The "1-2 cups/day" reference group had 953 of 123,516 dementia cases (0.77%).
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It seems this is not the first study. The introduction says >A Mendelian randomisation study has provided evidence for a potential adverse effect of higher coffee consumption on the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, with each cup of coffee in
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Figure 2 in the study says Adjusted for all covariates Odds 1.09 None 1.19 Decaf 1.02 <1 cup/day 1.00 1-2 cups/day 1.02 3-4 cups/day 1.13 5-6 cups/day 1.53 >6 cups/day Earlier the
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by tommiegannert 5y ago
From the apology, it sounds like the privacy policy was updated by lawyers, for lawyers. I think Muse group just learned that the readers are not (and should not have to be) lawyers, so having a copywriter sit in the middle would be useful.
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Thanks for sharing! > So the lesson is that while all businesses have a product, not all products are a business. And even products that look successful may not actually be good business, if they have negative net income and surviving on
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> I relayed my experiences that afternoon to the two teachers who were overseeing the retreat of about 40 meditators. They were both kind, compassionate, and welcoming, suggesting various ways that I might alter my meditation practice to
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It sounds similar to the occasional "cell phone radiation" and "electromagnetic hypersensitivity" news article. What's interesting is that those stories always include a suspected cause. With the embassy story, it s