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Big Cookie accused of intimidating retailers and instructing workers who restock Oreos to hide, misplace or move Hydrox to less desirable locations. fooddive.com/news/hydrox-pl… via Food Dive

Minneola tangelos are the most reliably delicious citrus.

And don't @ me with your clementines.

A man will sooner confess a crime than a mistake.

I love this but you gotta admit there is nothing as ugly and grasping as a baby bird.

I know y'all come here for the incisive food commentary but I'd give my eyeteeth for a hair product that turned my unruly mop into soft, coherent, frizz-free curls.

Got one?

Cc curlmeister Jennifer Gunter

Tamar Haspel - The Washington Post , parteciperà all’ottava edizione del #foodscience2024 #mantova

👉 Sabato 18 maggio sarà al Teatro Bibiena per parlare di #cibo e #scienza , a partire dal suo libro 'To boldly grow.'

👉 foodsciencefestival.it

corriere.it/pianeta2030/24…

.Matthew Hankins compiled a list of what researchers say when their result doesn't reach statistical significance but they want it to be significant anyway.

It's PAGES long.

HT Darren Dahly - on Bluesky and Substack

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Come work building and using OpenSAFELY OpenPrescribing
Open code and more
bennett.ox.ac.uk/blog/2024/04/r…

Very interesting The New Yorker article about parents rejecting advice about purees and mild flavors and feeding babies basically anything.

History is generally unkind to prescriptive food regimens, for babies & adults alike.
newyorker.com/culture/photo-…

If you're 18-22 years old, consider applying for Works in Progress's summer school in August.

It features Saloni Dr Anton Howes Stuart Ritchie 🇺🇦, and others, on topics like the causes of the Industrial Revolution and the dysfunctions of modern science.

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Railway passenger numbers in the UK, 1829–2016.

Working on a big project related to mental health diagnoses, school accommodations, & how parents, kids, administrators, and mental health professionals are navigating related issues. Anyone with personal or professional experience that would like to talk: DM me! (Please share!)

18-29 year olds rank climate change 12th among 16 prominent areas of concern according to new Harvard Youth Poll.

iop.harvard.edu/youth-poll/47t…

Come work with us!

Our World in Data is looking for a writer who can write global issues for a wide audience. You could focus on poverty, inequality, health, demography, or any of the many other topics we cover (or don't yet)! (And the team is awesome.)
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We are hiring a podcast editor for Scientific American's multimedia team. Thanks for considering or for sharing this job description with anyone looking to join a creative, welcoming, humane & fun NYC team at Scientific American w/ Jeff DelViscio Rachel Feltman & more careers.springernature.com/job/New-York-M…

Read Michael Grunwald's tribute to Bob Graham.

It's a reminder of better politicians, and better things.
politico.com/news/magazine/…

Nice to see this🔽! Need way more controlled feeding studies in the chrononutrition space to disentangle biology from behavior

'I have had this role for several years and wanted to share why I love this work.'

To promote our new writer position in our team, my colleague Hannah Ritchie has written about why she writes for Our World in Data: ourworldindata.org/writer-world-d…

bird namers apparently don't know from rumps