arbitrarilyHigh

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   by arbitrarilyHigh 13y ago

   No; point 1 is about effectiveness measured in health outcomes, such as reduced infection rates, not just number of bacteria killed. The article specifies that triclosan soaps do kill more bacteria than regular soaps, but that this doesn&#x
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   by arbitrarilyHigh 13y ago

   >I've found it exceedingly difficult to tell whether commercial soaps are antibacterial or not, because flaunting the opposite of antibacterial makes the soap seem ineffective. Soaps and products containing triclosan are considered
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   by arbitrarilyHigh 13y ago

   I generally agree with your criticisms, but what alternative do you propose? Of course we should have better vetting of studies before publication, more replication effort, and ideally a process that doesn't incentivize fraud/inco
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   by arbitrarilyHigh 13y ago

   It's riding a wave of novelty, but it's hard to argue that it's actually solving the problem that it claims to (busy/lazy, want healthy food-substitute). The post doesn't actually tell you much about the nutrition w
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   How We're Destroying Our Kids' Brains(motherjones.com)

   1 points by arbitrarilyHigh 13y ago|0 comments
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   by arbitrarilyHigh 13y ago

   Wait, how would having a laptop in the classroom prevent this situation?
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   by arbitrarilyHigh 13y ago

   Not the person whom you asked, but I'm getting the same issue on up-to-date mobile Chrome on Note 3 standard build android 4.3 Surprisingly also getting the issue is the Samsung browser on the same android 4.3 phone.