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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Research - Social Trends Analysis
The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Research - Social Trends Analysis
The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre Front Index Page
The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Racing Tribe
SIRC Director Kate Fox's latest book is now published by Metro. Anthropologists are supposed to do their research in remote and uncomfortable parts of the world, but Kate Fox was given an altogether more enjoyable assignment - to study the arcane world of horseracing.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAbout SIRC
The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAbout SIRC - the Social Issues Research Centre
SIRC is a non-profit organisation, funded partly by income from our sister organisation MCM Research, which specialises in applying social science to problems faced in both the commercial and public sectors.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPeter Marsh
Peter Marsh, a Chartered Psychologist, is a Director of The Social Issues Research Centre and of MCM Research Ltd.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEKate Fox - Social Issues Research Centre
Kate Fox, a social anthropologist, is a Director of the Social Issues Research Centre and of MCM Research Ltd.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESimon Bradley
Simon Bradley is a co-Director for MCM Research Ltd and Research Director for the The Social Issues Research Centre.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGELouise Bond
Louise Bond completed her BA in Social Psychology at Sussex University, specialising in Clinical Psychology and Group Behaviour.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPatrick Alexander
Patrick Alexander is a research associate at SIRC and a PhD student in Oxford University's department of Educational Studies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERoger Norum
Roger Norum is a research consultant and writer for the Social Issues Research Centre.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEJames Harkin
The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDesmond Morris
Desmond Morris is a member of SIRC's panel of advisors. A world-renowned zoologist, author and painter, Dr Desmond Morris was born in Wiltshire in 1928 and educated at Birmingham and Oxford universities.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGELionel Tiger
Lionel Tiger was born in Montreal, Canada in 1937 and educated at McGill University and the London School of Economics.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERobin Fox
Professor Fox is a member of SIRC's panel of advisors. An anthropologist, poet and essayist, Robin Fox was born in Yorkshire in 1934 and educated at the London School of Economics and Harvard.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDwight Heath
A graduate of Yale and Harvard, Professor Dwight Heath is recognised as the world's leading anthropological authority on alcohol issues, and has acted as consultant on alcohol, drugs and addiction issues to varied agencies such as the World Health Organisation, the National Academy of Sciences, the International Center for Alcohol Policies, the Peace Corps, etc.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESusan Greenfield
Susan Greenfield is an advisor to the Social Issues Research Centre.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEJeya Henry
The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Contacts
Contact SIRC by post, telephone, fax or email.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Articles Page 1
Recent articles. The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Archives
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESponsoring the obesity crisis
Now we know that the tragic death of a three-year-old girl weighing 40 kilos was due to a rare genetic disorder and not, as the media had almost universally concluded, to gross parental neglect and cruelty. The Commons Select Health Committee chose to highlight this death as an example of children choking on their own fat in their 146 page report on obesity.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAs seen on television?
As if orchestrated by a hidden hand the issue of advertising food to children looms large in the media - particularly that section appealing to middle class readers. The Observer led the way with the rehashed claim that the current generation of children will have shorter lives than their parents, due mainly to levels of obesity. There was no recognition, however, of the fact that fat kids do not necessarily go on to be fat adults - in fact only about one third of them do. But then, that would have complicated the Observer's 'junk food timebomb'headline.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEOne for the birds
Zebra finches - cute little birds with orange/red beaks that too often sadly end up in the cages of their human 'fanciers' or, it seems, Glasgow laboratories - are featuring prominently in the diet and nutrition news. Last month they were the basis for a rather silly story suggesting that eating carrots can make men more attractive to women.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESugar and Cancer Cures
Many of our regular bulletins focus on news stories that generate unwarranted fears and anxieties. They urge us to believe that the world in which we live is a VERY DANGEROUS PLACE. We should really stay at home - except that is where most ACCIDENTS happen. Our food is full of CHEMICALS - well what else could it be full of? - and eating anything these days is so hazardous that it is probably best just to leave it on the plate - except then we would DIE. And so on.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENew Sensationalist
GWhat has happened to the New Scientist? It has featured prominently on our Worthwhile Links page for a number of years. We describe it as simply the best science site there is. The current issue, however, leads us to experience a feeling not dissimilar to that of being let down by an old and trusted friend. In place of defence of the scientific enterprise that NS has traditionally championed we find a lurid, sensational cover more typical of Hello magazine or the red top tabloids.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBlanc Sour
Raymond Blanc's recent outburst in the Manchester Evening News (September 17, 2002) is typical of this new genre of culinary 'wisdom'. 'It's a Diet of Danger' claims the head to his column. And the target of his vitriol is sugar, echoing his view expressed less forcibly in the sadly unimpressive Food Junkies TV series a few months ago.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDietary Meanderings
Regular readers of SIRC's Media Watch may be aware that certain publications have a tendency to appear regularly within its pages. The Daily Mail, largely due to the fact that the majority of its content is not available on line, has for the most part managed to avoid this dubious honour.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEYoung People in 2000 - Food for thought
The Young People in 2000 report, released today (November 12, 2001) by the Schools Health Education Unit (SHEU) details the responses of 42,073 young people between the ages of 10 and 15 to a questionnaire on health-related behaviour. The report highlights a number of concerns relating to children's diet and their attitudes towards food.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEOf public interest
Genetically Engineered Foods On The Market Appear To Be Safe says the headline. in an article strongly supportive of gmos we read The tomatoes, potatoes, and wheat we buy in the supermarket have been drastically altered by breeding them with wild relatives, and those products are considered safe. Genetically engineered crops could be a boon to farmers and consumers, especially in developing countries.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEConfronting the Litany
What has happened to the Guardian - the newspaper of choice for the green-leaning middle classes? In place of the usual diatribes about the evils of globalisation, environmental pillage, Frankenfood and the-planet-is-going-to-hell-in-a-handcart doom-mongering, we find the first of series of articles by Bjorn Lomborg - the Danish statistician who cogently challenges each and every deeply-held assumption of the paper's core readership.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEOrganic double standards
It was inevitable that when Sir John Krebs, Chairman of the Food Standards Agency, first punctured the myths surrounding organic food, he would become a target for both personal abuse and zealous attempts to prove him wrong. So has his 'comeuppance' now finally arrived? Has the Soil Association now triumphed over the government bureaucrats at the FSA? Less than careful reading of the British Press might lead us so to conclude.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Fear of Acronyms
There is nothing more guaranteed to strike fear into hearts and minds of ordinary folk than a sinister, three letter acronym - a TLA. Familiar ones such as BSE and CJD came to represent all that is wrong with the food we eat, and also with the increasing inability of scientists to allay our disproportionate fears. Greenpeace and other groups insisted that they were justified in routine vandalism directed at experimental trials of GMOs - the 'Frankenstein foods' produced by 'tinkering with nature'. And foot and mouth disease rapidly became FMD, compounding even further our anxieties and panics.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood Dudes
The government's recent announcement of a £2.2 million boost for school food programmes is clearly something that should be welcomed. It includes initiatives such as Breakfast Clubs, where children can opt in for a nutritious start to the day. It also includes opportunities for classes to grow and cook their own food, and the money will help to fund food education within the curriculum.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEA rice dilemma
The development of Golden Rice by scientists funded by the Rockefeller Foundation has presented Greenpeace and other anti-GM groups with a moral dilemma. To what extent do these groups wish to be seen as opposing a crop which, through its genetically engineered fortification with Vitamin A, may play a key role in reducing blindness in Africa and Asia which results from a deficiency of that vitamin?
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDemocracy at work?
Given our particular interest at SIRC in food issues and scares we naturally keep an eye on the content of the Food Standards Agency's web site, primarily to see how its determination to provide greater transparency and democratic consultation is coming along. It was in this routine context that a seemingly dull publication labelled came our way.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEVested interests?
The House of Commons Agriculture Committee has, at last, confirmed what many people, including the Chair of the Food Standards Agency, have been saying for some time. There is no evidence to support claims that organic food is any better for you than food produced by other means.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE2001 - The year of new reason?
It should be evident to readers of 'The Pick' column that an increasing resistance is developing to alarmist and sensational health warnings. A couple of years ago it was quite hard to track down and give voice to the small murmurs of discontent - those who wondered whether we were so devoid of real risks in our everyday lives that we felt some perverse need to invent spurious ones to keep alive a frisson of danger.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFickle Precaution
An editorial in The Lancet on the possible risks of mobile phones makes interesting reading given the Government's decision to issue health warnings on the use of such phones.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEParkinstein Food?
Perhaps one positive outcome of the most recent BSE 'crisis' is the sign of increasing awareness of the difference between scare stories and accurate information.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETranslating the language of risk
Perhaps one positive outcome of the most recent BSE 'crisis' is the sign of increasing awareness of the difference between scare stories and accurate information.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe lesson of BSE
BSE has caused a harrowing fatal disease for humans. As we sign this Report the number of people dead and thought to be dying stands at over 80, most of them young. They and their families have suffered terribly. Families all over the UK have been left wondering whether the same fate awaits them.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDon't get anxious, get angry
The Independent seems to going through a very welcome phase of balanced reporting and rational debate. Following on the heels of Cherry Norton's coverage of the polio vaccine scare, which was the subject of a SIRC Naming and Praising award, comes a nicely crafted and well argued piece by the paper's columnist Natasha Walter.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFibre fears - the pendulum swings
The publication in the Lancet of a study concerned with the effect of dietary fibre on bowel cancer makes interesting, if depressing, reading. Claire Bonithon-Kopp and her colleagues of the European Cancer Prevention Organisation Study Group have obtained findings which appear to challenge long-held assumptions that diets rich in fibre help prevent not only heart disease but also colorectal cancer.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBacklash against the anxiety makers
It is difficult to find anything which has unequivocally been declared safe by the experts. Hidden dangers are portrayed as lurking in every aspect of our lives, from the food we eat to the phones we use, and even the pet dog that we love and cherish
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEArchive of articles
Article archive. The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFattened statistics
Recent media coverage of levels of obesity among children in Britain continues to inflate the scale of the phenomenon by using statistical methods that are fundamentally flawed.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEReality TV' food policy
he Secretary of State for Education and Skills, Ruth Kelly, seems to have received a achieved a boost to her popularity after she announced that from September 2006 junk food will be banned from the nation's school canteens.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEKnow Your Place
This is the Headmap manifesto, an exploration of the technological, and more importantly the social, potential of an outside internet - external, spatialised computing.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe desire for desires
Since boredom advances and boredom is the root of all evil, no wonder, then, that the world goes backwards, that evil spreads. This can be traced back to the very beginning of the world. The gods were bored: therefore they created human beings.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGELove e, Love e not
Looking around any crowded train carriage in Britain, one would be justified in thinking that our culture has whole-heartedly embraced the benefits of mobile technology. Letting your loved ones know that yes, you are on the 5.20pm train and shall indeed be home for dinner, is now nationally recognised as a token of responsibility rather than a mindless waste of money and privacy. A night out in a strange city is no longer complete if the gory details are not discussed loudly on a mobile during the next day's journey home.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPolicy Analysis Market and the Political Yuck.
The Pentagon unit DARPA (Defence Advanced Research Projects Unit), almost immediately after the WTC attack, formulated a plan for an on-line market in Middle-East futures, hoping that the lure of massive financial rewards for correct bets on, say, the likelihood of a biochemical attack on Israel, would attract investors with genuine inside information. The market, known as the Policy Analysis Market, or PAM, never got off the ground. Democrat politicians in the Senate uncovered the plan in July 2003 and it was dropped amid public outcry.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPoverty and obesity
Coverage of obesity in the British press has doubled in the past year and threatens to become an 'epidemic' in its own right. It is almost impossible to pick up a daily or Sunday paper without being exposed to headlines featuring words such as 'time-bomb' and ill-founded assertions that the present generation of children will die before their parents. The sounds of wringing hands and admonishments to eat 'properly' have become almost deafening.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAuthenticity and the New Realism
Watching ITV's most recent and compelling atrocity, I'm a celebrity get me out of here, one would be forgiven for buying wholeheartedly into baudrillard's bleak perspective on our own construction and consumption of a hyper-modern non-real. Here is an entertainment which grabs more headlines than 'real' news, i.e. spontaneous rather than staged events, like wars and natural disasters, although of course the definition is blurred. And yet its sole component is the entirely contrived juxtaposition of a bunch of rather dim famous people, whose task is simply to be, to exist in front of the cameras in a bizarre parody of 'normal' reality.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEHow deep is your ecology? - The New Age versus the New Militants in hardline environmentalism.
There is a stereotypical picture of the British Pagan's interest in the preservation of the environment. Beards, long hair, flowing clothes, excessive use of wind-chimes and language peppered with references to 'mother earth', 'the cosmos', 'oneness with the universe' or even 'transcendence of the false ego to achieve union with nature' are recognisable facets of this stereotype. However, while it is undeniably true that the lighter element of 'pagan' ecology is often used as an excuse to drink a lot of herbal tea and wear dream-catcher earrings, there are other pagan and pagan-influenced perspectives on environmental issues which are worthy of note.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Articles Page 2
Recent articles. The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEUnder Pressure
An article in the BMJ, US guidelines say blood pressure of 120/80 mm Hg is not 'normal', outlines yet another example of how the goal posts are being shifted. previously a blood pressure of 120 over 80 was considered normal. The seventh report of the Joint National Committee on Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Pressure (JNC 7) has now re-evaluated this diagnosis. With a blood pressure reading of 120 over 80 you are now suffering from a new condition: 'pre-hypertension'. You are now officially sick.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood Junkies
The much hyped BBC2 TV series, Food Junkies, is typical of its genre. Find some stupid people who claim that they are unable to control what they eat - or whose lifestyles are such that they 'don't allow us to come home and make a salad' - and portray them as hapless victims of cynical multinational food companies whose perverse aim is seemingly to kill off the principal consumers of their products..
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Food Information Trust Survey
The British National Survey on Genetically Modified Foods, currently being conducted by the Food Information Trust, is one of the most blatantly biased and unscientific studies we at SIRC have ever encountered.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Scientific divide
There is a popular belief that modern food production techniques are responsible for many of the ills of society particularly among the Green Movement, and that we should return to some Tolkeinesque rural idyll where food is produced locally using organic farming methods and that food should be bought in farmer's markets and corner shops. I wish to challenge this view.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Oxfam Berated by Eco-Activists
Oxfam's recent position paper, Genetically Modified Crops, World Trade and Security is a thoughtful and balanced document. It is rightly concerned that the introduction of GM crops in the third world may lead to a consolidation of control of local agriculture by large, agro-industrial companies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Tyranny of Health
Michael Fitzpatrick is a GP who works in Hackney - a man who is in daily contact with the sick the dying. Increasingly he is also in contact with the 'worried well, people who have been driven to fear the very world they live in by unfounded scares and inappropriate health promotion
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDesmond Morris - A little bit of what you fancy
Desmond Morris. There is a breed of modern pontificators who feel it is their social duty to tell the rest of us what we should and should not eat, as though they have somehow discovered the secret of eternal life.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - MMR Scaremongers
The current MMR vaccination crisis, which experts predict will lead to a measles epidemic, has highlighted a new public health problem: 'riskfactorphobia' - a psychological side effect of health scares.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe madness of Prince Charles
HRH Prince Charles' Reith lecture, Respect for the earth - A royal view, has angered and depressed in equal measure the entire science community.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Articles: All-American Food Fight
Unnoticed so far by the British media there is what is being described as the All-American Food Fight currently in progress in the United States.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe tide turns against Greenpeace
Greenpeace anti-GM food activists may well have done the organisation's reputation irreparable damage. In place of the pious deference shown by the British Press to the movement's every word on biotechnology, a consensus is now growing that the mindless vandalism of recent weeks has gone too far.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAnother unfounded food scare?
The government's Select Committee on Science and Technology has at last called for the introduction of a Code of Practice governing media coverage of scientific matters. Such a recommendation, which still lacks definition and teeth, is long overdue. Had such a code of practice been in operation in February of this year, for example, the debate on GM foods might have been very different.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGM Foods OK in US
It seems ironic that in the United States, a country obsessed with food safety and prone to whimsical dietary fads, confidence in genetically modified foods is very high.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe secret agendas of health promotion
A recent paper published in a leading health promotion journal reveals the 'fanatical zeal', 'secretive' processes and 'hidden agendas' of some health promotion professionals.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEShopping Malls: The New Village Green By Robin Fox
TThe creation of suburbs on a vast scale in post-WWII USA created a new kind of human community: one without a center.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDo healthy adults need screening
Routine screening is now part of what we take to be responsible, preventative medicine. Most people assume that there are significant benefits to be gained from such procedures.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENo more good air days
In line with the current trend towards environmental doom and gloom, weather forecasters are no longer allowed to end their broadcasts with a cheerful ...and the air quality today will be Very Good ... The very best we can expect to hear is that pollution levels will be Low.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERecycling - The Sacred Cow of Enviromentalism
Is the often holier-than-thou crusade to recycle everything from newspapers to beer bottles a way of saving the planet? Or is it just a modern manifestation of mass anal retentiveness?
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERed meat and the health-scare gravy train
The widely leaked Committee on Medical Aspects of Food Policy (COMA) report on red meat and cancer upset another venerable body of health professionals: the World Cancer Research Fund. Not that the WCRF disagreed with COMA's findings.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEHealth stories: Reading between the lines
We are all rightly concerned about our health, and recognise that what we eat has a profound effect on our physical and mental well-being. It is also very appropriate that the media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEObesity and exercise
According to current projections by next Christmas most of us will show up in aerial photographs. An Australian newspaper warned that obesity was increasing so fast that today's parents will outlive their children. This suggests a lifespan reduction of more than 25 years in a single generation. We are told that the key to avoiding this grizzly fate is to become more active.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEWe ARE traffic - Critical Mass and the politicisation of the bicycle.
Critical Mass has existed as an 'unorganised coincidence' since the early nineties, when a group of cyclists in san francisco decided to cycle home from work en masse on the last Friday of every month. The initial numbers involved were small - around 45-50 attending the first rides - but the movement (if it can be called this) has blossomed into a world-wide phenomenon, with rides across the globe attracting thousands of cyclists and Critical Mass itself becoming a symbol of successful, peaceful protest. However, the word 'protest' is a loaded one, and despite the significant presence of Critical Mass cyclists at events like anti-capitalist May Day protests and marches against the 2003 Iraq war, Critical Mass literature is keen to emphasise the lack of dogmatic ideology behind the rides themselves.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESoham voyeurs?
This question introduces you to a website devoted to retro true-crime and detective magazines, which exercises a broad definition of 'modern' in using examples from the 1930's through to the 1980's. True crime literature is as popular now as it was during this 'retro' period - as booming sales of books by 'Mad' Frankie Fraser and Jonny 'Mad Dog' Adair in the run up to Christmas would demonstrate. Giving your Aunty Mary a copy of 'Top Ten Ripper Killer Cases' for Christmas seems just as acceptable as the traditional bath salts - especially if she specifically requests it. But is this a sign of a society gone wrong? Is the clear and often demonstrated public interest in the details of criminal cases actually an indication of a voyeuristic and amoral culture, slowly rotting in the bacteria of salacious criminal detail.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEfree_for_all.shtml
Coverage of George Bush's recent visit to Great Britain has concentrated as much on the thickness of the walls of the presidential Cadillac as on the implications of his visit and of his relationship with the British prime minister. Commentators were generally united with regard to one surprising feature of this visit, however; the ok - and believe me, ok was surprising - nature of the jokes in the speech Bush gave to London's Banqueting House on November 19th.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEKiller hamburgers ride again
The Blair government is about to get tough on obesity in children. An emergency salt summit is being held. The hounds of hysteria are baying loudly. The Observer grimly observed Official: fat epidemic will cut life expectancy.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGELittle White Lies
A year ago we reported on the celebrity chef Raymond Blanc's apparent attempts to rewrite human nutrition theory We noted his novel idea that sugar acts like 'sandpaper on our artery walls . the bits of artery that have been abrasively rubbed with sugar make the perfect site for saturated fats and cholesterol to attach themselves to.' We have yet to find any nutritional scientist who thinks that this makes any kind of sense at all.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFlash Mobs - an introduction to the world of flash-mobbing.
flash mob (FLASH mawb) n. A large group of people who gather in a predetermined location, perform some brief action, and then quickly disperse.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBirds on the wire
In January 2003, on what was presumably a slow weekend for news, The Observer newspaper delivered its readers an astonishing scoop. Mobile phones, it announced, were responsible for the decline of the British sparrow population. The only evidence cited by its reporter was a correlation between the dwindling of the sparrow population and the introduction of mobile phone masts.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEToo fat to die
the rejection of sugar - of tobacco, drugs, coffee, TV, cholesterol, unfiltered water, synthetic fibre, irradiated fruit, red meat, whatever - enables one to march to the beat of a different drummer, made more attractive because one can also believe one is among the first to hear it's tattoo.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESin, Salvation and Celery Juice
the rejection of sugar - of tobacco, drugs, coffee, TV, cholesterol, unfiltered water, synthetic fibre, irradiated fruit, red meat, whatever - enables one to march to the beat of a different drummer, made more attractive because one can also believe one is among the first to hear it's tattoo.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGECheap’n’Nasty — Pornography and processed food.
Take a selection of dehydrated vegetables, textured soya protein and preservatives. Place in plastic pot. Add colourful logo, playful flavour names and a series of nudge-nudge-wink-wink advertising campaigns and – voila! You have Pot Noodle, stalwart component of the student diet, cultural icon and object of national curiosity.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe rise of pro-anorexia and pro-mia websites
Type anorexia or bulimia into an Internet search engine and the results will typically consist of help, information and support for people who are suffering from or know someone who is suffering from an eating disorder. Type in 'pro-anorexia', or 'pro-ana/pro-mia', and a very different picture emerges.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEEthics and ecofascism
Gregory Pence teaches bioethics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in the United States, and he is no stranger to controversy. His new book, Designer Food: Mutant Harvest or Breadbasket of the World, will similarly upset the 'naturalists' and those who oppose even modest applications of science and technology
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Editorial - Science and agriculture in Africa.
The 2000-2001 World Resources Report found that environmental damage, much of it to agricultural land, could have devastating implications for human development and the welfare of all species.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBrain and Mouth Disease
In l992 I published a book called the Pursuit of Pleasure in which I argued that there were evolution-based reasons for seeking out what provided pleasure. Included of course was food. In addition I suggested that the wine with which it is often if not usually associated might also when consumed in moderation have moderate but real health benefits over and above the tastiness and convivial buzz it provided.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEClosing time at the Last-Chance Saloon
Over 10 years ago the then National Heritage Secretary, David Mellor, commented that the behaviour of some parts of the British media was so outrageous that controls on the 'sacred cow' of press freedom were necessary to curb their more extreme activities.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEHomocysteine will be 'the new Cholesterol'?
SIRC's monitoring of trends in dietary fashions and taboos indicates that meat will be the next nutritional folk-devil.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGM Foods: The real scare story
The government's Select Committee on Science and Technology has at last called for the introduction of a Code of Practice governing media coverage of scientific matters. Such a recommendation, which still lacks definition and teeth, is long overdue. Had such a code of practice been in operation in February of this year, for example, the debate on GM foods might have been very different.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe role of science in sustainable agriculture
The 2000-2001 World Resources Report found that environmental damage, much of it to agricultural land, could have devastating implications for human development and the welfare of all species.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDesmond Morris - Pour vivre vieux, mangeons heureux
Desmond Morris. Les gourous de la santé croient de leur responsabilité sociale de nous dire ce que nous devrions manger ou pas. Leur argumentation pèche par deux défauts. Premièrement, ils changent d'idée comme de chemise : un aliment banni une année devient miraculeusement bon pour la santé l'année suivante.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe secret agendas of health promotion - 2
In May of this year we published a criticism of a paper in Health Promotion International. The paper dealt with the ways in which health promotion workers deceive their funders and the public in order to promote their own hidden agendas. The first author of the paper, Penny Hawe, is clearly not happy with what she calls a 'misinterpretation of the context and subject' of the reported research.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe rise of pro-anorexia and pro-mia websites
Type anorexia or bulimia into an Internet search engine and the results will typically consist of help, information and support for people who are suffering from or know someone who is suffering from an eating disorder. Type in "pro-anorexia", or "pro-ana/pro-mia", and a very different picture emerges.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Pleasure Page 1
Human beings are like other mammals in that they often receive their first food directly from their mother's body. But it is difficult to imagine any other mammal having such variety, complexity, and intensity of experiences surrounding food. No other creature on earth enjoys as much as people do so many kinds of pleasure from food - simple, complex, real, symbolic, basic, luxurious.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBeware the Precautionary Principle
Precautionary principle — new mantra is beginning to occupy pride of place in debates on all environmental issues, whether they be to do with food safety, genetic engineering or global warming.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETime for the UK to wage war on Intelligent Design
Creationism and its newer, shinier offshoot, intelligent design, have up until recently been regarded in the UK as peculiarly American phenomena. Interesting debates perhaps, especially the recent school curriculum cases in Ohio and Kansas but, like line-dancing and SUVs, not the sort of things to ever cause problems in Britain.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Pleasure - Page 2
Sexual caper even with oneself usually takes place in private. This obviously explains in part why it is a popular focus of general fascination. But much eating takes place in public. Increasingly, fast-food and similar restaurants feed many people who would previously consume food at home or dining out with people who knew them - the communal long tables of the Basque restaurants of San Francisco or the large, round family tables of any Chinatown come to mind as models of what was once the predominant way of eating.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Pleasure - Page 3
It is merely banal or redundant to announce that nutritious food should also be tasty and offered to diners under agreeable conditions.
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Something else may have been added at that formative time too. Booze. The anthropologists S. H. Katz and M. M. Voigt of the University of Pennsylvania have speculated that the development of agriculture was decisively stimulated by the discovery that when the treated and mashed seeds of grain lingered with liquid the mixture fermented to became beer. Despite the common suggestion that beer was first produced some 5,000 years ago, an earlier date of 8,000 to 10,000 years ago is suspected by Katz and Voigt. Some of the earliest pots of that period reveal the trace of beer.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFootball Passions
While much of the European media coverage of football fans has, since the late 1960s, focused on the negative — on hooliganism and violence — our research reveals a much more positive side to football and its passionate supporters. Our work, one of the most extensive pieces of research done on European football fans in recent years, highlights the passions and emotions that are associated with the game and the positive role that being a true fan plays in the lives of millions of Europeans. While there are strong rivalries between fans at local and national levels, the striking feature of the research is the high degree to which football unites people from varied backgrounds across the whole of Europe, and undoubtedly beyond.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGenetically Modified Food - GM Food
SIRC believes in balanced debate on issues such as GM - genetically modified - foods. GM foods have been the subject of innappropriate scare campaigns.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGenetically Modified Food - GM Food
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEWorthwhile Links
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 17/06/99
A report published by the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has concluded that restricting children's access to certain foods actually increases their desire to obtain and consume those foods.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 24-08-99
The damage to the maize, destined to end its life as cattle feed, is estimated at approximately £2,000. Ironically, Home Farm is one of four new farm scale trial sites recently announced by the government, which are to begin next year. With the arrest of Lord Melchett, director of Greenpeace, at the beginning of the month and the growing proliferation of direct action campaigns organised by them and other green interest groups, the tide of media contempt for all that is GM seems to be on the wane and the foundations for the 'greens' once unified front seems to be becoming increasingly shaky.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 22/10/99b
Reports of the spread of this country's GM suspicion abroad have also been prevalent in both the domestic and foreign media this month.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 22/10/99
Once again it would appear that the much-maligned Monsanto has been re-instated to its rather unenviable position at the top of the British media's hit list.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch: Health and Science Media Monitoring
Latest media summaries, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 17/09/99b
Although the subject of mobile phones has not appeared for quite some time in this column, its ability to make the headlines has not entirely dissipated. This summer the number of cellular phones in Italy reached 25 million and thus surpassed the number of 'landline' units in the country.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 01/12/99
At the end of October the Schools Education Unit announced a sharp increase in the number of teenage girls that were dieting or skipping meals in order to attain some level of weight loss. About 60 per cent of 14-15 year old girls, the highest level the unit has yet recorded, expressed a desire to lose weight. One of the most frequently cited explanations for this trend is that impressionable teenagers are particularly susceptible to the body
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 01/12/99a
An article in the Sunday Times, October 24 reported on the use feng shui by many of the major supermarket chains. While feng shui in business is by no means a novel concept, some believe the attempt to harness the ancient Chinese art of chi management to develop a happier, more efficient and attractive vegetable display may be taking western appropriation of eastern culture a little too far.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 23/11/99
The findings of research funded by private-sector companies are often (and sometimes rightly) treated with suspicion, while public-sector research grants are assumed to be untainted by vested interests.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 16/11/99
Recent articles in Le Monde indicate that the arguments used by the French to support a continued ban on British beef are exactly the same as those used by the British government to defend its own refusal to lift the beef-on-the-bone ban.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 26/10/99
Rather than responding to hysterical media scare stories on GM foods, the Irish government recently undertook a process of national consultation on the subject.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 22/10/99a
on September 28 reported that Monsanto had successfully managed to manufacture biodegradable plastics from genetically modified cress and rape crops but this too was seen by some as a method of ingratiating the press.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 22/10/99c
recipe for the definitive health scare
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 22/10/99d
the research concluded that The constellation of eating disturbances and aggressive behaviour is associated with a greater risk of drug use and attempted suicide.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 22/10/99e
Messages about diets were further confused this month with the announcement warning of a potential epidemic of obesity
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 22/10/99f
has found that wine drinkers believed themselves to be enjoying better health than both beer and spirit drinkers.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 22/10/99g
discussed some of the paradoxes of pet owning. A general consensus of opinion exists that people who keep pets are less likely to suffer from depression, stress and high blood pressure but countering the positives the piece cites a number of diseases that it associates with the introduction of certain animals into our immediate environment.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 03-09-99
As the summer draws to a close, it seems a good point to reflect upon the by now well established scare of the season - the dangers of sun exposure. Back in June, the government was delighted with the media's response to their new concept in public safety, the 'Solar UV Index'.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 23/09/99
On 31 July, a story broke in the New Zealand Herald that Lyprinol might just be the long-awaited miracle cure for cancer. Dr. Henry Betts from Queens University Hospital in Adelaide claimed to have discovered that Lyprinol can kill human cancer cells.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 17/09/99
published on the web site of the Hudson Institute, details some of the research into vitamin enriched genetically modified rice and suggests that this new hybrid may be able to alleviate vitamin deficiency in a large proportion of the developing world's 400 million 'poor' rice consumers.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 17/09/99a
The diets of our young continue to make headlines. Last month we were warned that levels of salt in processed food posed a danger to small children after the death of baby Leroy Elders.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 17/08/99c
Both the FDA in America and the Blood Agency in Canada announced last month their intention to ban blood donations by any of their nationals who had spent more than six months in Britain between 1980 and 1996.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 240899a
ith the death of baby Leroy Elders the media set about exposing the hidden but 'deadly' salt content of processed foods.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre Media Watch 130899
A campaign launched by the NSPCC this week under the working title of NSPCC warns of the risks to children this summer seems to have spurred an unprecedented charge of scare mongering from much of the country's media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre Media Watch 130899a
Fuelled more by US trade sanctions than dioxin-related health concerns, the Coca-Cola Company is experiencing severe localised inflation in the French town of Dijon.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 17/06/99a
Along with the continuing GM issue, the Belgium food scare has dominated much of this month's media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 17/06/99b
The MMR vaccine, still reeling from the reported link with autism cited in the Lancet in February 1998, has once again found itself a target of health fears this month.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 17/06/99c
Eighty stone New Yorker, Michael Hebranko was removed from his house by forklift truck after the failure of his latest diet.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 03/06/99
Just when we thought that embracing the Mediterranean diet would be beneficial to our health, a paper published in the BMJ from the Wolfson Institute of Preventative Medicine advises us to the contrary.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 03/06/99a
The Nuffield Council on Bioethics, an independent body comprised of lawyers, scientists, environmentalists and philosophers, has recommended that we consider the future of GM crop development as a compelling moral imperative. They suggest that Genetic Modification technology could provide an essential tool with which to combat world hunger and malnutrition.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 03/06/99b
A recent piece in the Financial Times suggests that recent twists and turns over the potential health effects of GM foods have been surpassed by renewed environmental concerns. Cornell University's study found that Bt maize pollen killed the caterpillars of the Monarch butterflies, which thrive on the milkweed plant in abundance on the edges of US Corn Belt
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 03/06/99c
The BBC, May 11, reported calls from the Headway National Injuries Association for mobile phones to carry health warnings. Bill Acker from Headway attempted to justify this rather extreme stance: Before the real horrors were known about the risk to health of tobacco, people dismissed calls for warnings as scare-mongering. What we say is that the same is true of mobile phones now.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 03/06/99d
Professor Garrow, head of anti-obesity task force set up by the British Nutrition Foundation suggested that high profile fad diets were effecting physicians' ability to attack weight problems. His concerns are that gimmick diets are attractive because they often promise instant results but are actually problematic because they fail to offer sustainable solutions for long-term weight loss.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 03/06/99e
The Guardian reports the Green Party's call for an EU cessation of genetically modified crop planting and a ban on GM food imports into Europe.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 03/06/99f
Published in the BMJ, a study by Nigel Williams of Leicester Royal Infirmary identified an increase in the number of abdominal complaints suffered by children aged 5-16 during term time.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 03/06/99g
In an attempt to revive flagging congregations in the local area, the Bradford Christian Pub Consortium have taken over the 170 year old Cock and Bottle Pub in Bradford.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 25/05/99
Following last week's preoccupation with the GM debate the press has been alive with conflicting comment. Most significantly the government's Select Committee on Science and Technology, calling for the introduction of a Code of Practice governing media coverage of scientific matters, appears to have been partly accepted and has resulted in the publication of some substantial, but undoubtedly temporary changes of tack.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 25/05/99a
David Sainsbury, writing in the New Statesman, suggests that science is undoubtedly reforming our society for the better, but sufficient legislation is required to regulate technological progress.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 25/05/99b
Other influences in the GM debate are obviously at work. A confusion and an inability to reach a consensus with regard to the future of GM planting actually serves to aid pressure groups' agendas.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 25/05/99c
It is interesting to note that despite the significant developments witnessed in the British media this week which express a concern with a reliance on scientific studies, there appears to be little respite from health concerns.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 25/05/99d
In an attempt to prevent the nine deaths linked annually to insect stings in this country, the Guardian suggests that we could do more to deter air attacks.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 21/05/99
Two scientists whose research suggests that cases of new form CJD may not, after all be linked with contaminated beef, have this week been awarded £250,000 by The Ministry of Agriculture to continue their study
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 18/05/99a
The barrage of conflicting information focusing on GM issues, once again dominating the headlines this week, should further serve to sound the alarm bells.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 18/05/99b
Bill Bryson, in the Independent this week, discusses the nature of personal risk assessment. Taking statistics from Larry Laudan's The Book of Risks: fascinating facts about the chances we take every day he offers some suggestions as to why life in America appears to be twice as risky as that in Britain.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 18/05/99c
To some, the smell of charcoal food is synonymous with the scent of summer.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 07/05/99
An excellent article in the Independent this week discusses the recent trend of date reclamation for the expression of a political or commercial agenda.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 07/05/99a
Although Jeremy Laurance did propose Risk-Free Awareness Week, in an attempt to introduce the novel idea that life at the end of the 20th Century for those of us living in the west is astonishingly safe, its irony seems to have largely escaped the rest of the world's media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 07/05/99b
A couple of news items this week are worthy of note for teetering precariously on the edge of the ridiculous.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 07/05/99c
Scientists from Cambridge University this week have published test results on genetically engineered crops that effectively degrade hazardous chemicals from sites contaminated with explosives.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99b
National School Meals Week. A Gallup poll reveals that 37% of all parents questioned were not currently worried about the contents of their children's diet
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99c
According to Professor Klim McPherson, The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, the new 'clean bill of health' recently re-awarded to the third generation contraceptive pill may, in fact be misplaced.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99d
Arguably a more tangible cancer risk was highlighted this week by the Cancer Research Campaign, that of poverty.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99e
Government plans to give fast tracking approval to the construction of phone masts have been obstructed this week by a judicial review.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99f
The GM food debate continues to rage on. In response to a extensive call for the regulation of GM crops a Cabinet committee is set to approve an industry code of practice, non-compliance with which would result in the issue of 'penalty points'.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99g
A picnic in London designed to promote organic food and protest against GM, had to be cancelled last Sunday due to over-subscription.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99h
Under consideration in the United Arab Emirates this week is the introduction of the death penalty for anyone caught polluting its environment.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99i
In a paper presented at the London International Conference on Eating Disorders, Professor Stunkard from the University of Pennsylvania cited a link between stress and night time snacking.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99a
British independent cheese makers this week are lodging complaints against proposed new regulations that will radically affect their ability to produce economically viable, quality cheeses.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99j
Sex enthusiasts this week can be reassured that their preferred source of recreation, on a moderate basis only, can actually be beneficial to their health.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99k
Technology has come to the rescue of the sedentary lifestyle police. David Allison, a US 'obesity researcher' has linked the television set with the exercise bike
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 30/04/99l
Although it is not an new assertion that moderate consumption of wine can reduce the risk of heart disease - the benefits really only applying to those over forty, but encouraging to those in later years - Dr Broustet
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 20 April 1999
Time magazine recently published an apology for a misinformed health scare diatribe...
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 20 April 1999a
Some of the week's more bizarre news. A letter to the BMJ, while commending the Minerva's dentists' concerns about the potential health hazards to our children's teeth posed by the humble yo-yo, questions the credibility of their findings based on the contention that walking the dog posed a high degree of risk.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 20 April 1999b
A report published this week entitled Courting Mistrust suggests that risk-taking and innovation in the UK is being suffocated by a shift toward an Americanised compensation culture.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 20 April 1999c
It was announced on Wednesday that eleven of the 85 women whose breast screening results had been found to be flawed had died.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 20 April 1999d
Health Survey for England data suggests that 62% of men and 53% of women are overweight, 17% and 20% respectively of whom are obese.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 20 April 1999e
Health Survey for England data suggests that 62% of men and 53% of women are overweight, 17% and 20% respectively of whom are obese
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch 20 April 1999g
Janet Street-Porter, delivering a speech to the Portman Group, suggested that the policy of alcoholic prohibition to the under 18's was largely unsuccessful and contended that serious thought should be given to a programme of alcohol education that would instigate a more mature approach to drinking.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch 20 April 1999h
GenetiX Snowball picketed fields owned by Lord de Ramsey, head of the Environment Agency, in protest against his plans to allow GM crop tests on his land. Placards were placed around the property proclaiming the message 'Biohazard'.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch April 1999
Whoops! It appears that the pill, mobile phones, eggs and even the dreaded cholesterol may not be quite as harmful as we were initially lead to believe.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia Watch April 1999a
This week, it would seem, we have much to be thankful for. Our future is in the safe hands of the health promotion industry who have set about the re-allocation of our calendar as a self-celebration of their successes.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch April 1999b
The ability of GM food to make the headlines appears relatively undiminished.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch April 1999b
A survey of shopping experts, conducted by Checkout Magazine, predicts a bright future for nutraceuticals.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Watch April 1999d
Other health issues, currently newsworthy if not stupefying in their conclusions, include a survey of parental attitudes that ranked the dangers of smoking above those of drug taking, possibly a reflection of the publicity awarded to the assessment of their relative risks
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - December 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - November 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - October 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - September 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - August 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - July 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - June 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - May 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - April 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - March 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - February 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - January 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - December 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - November 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - October 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - September 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - August 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - July 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - June 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - May 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - April 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - March 2003
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - February 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - January 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, December 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, November 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, September 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, August 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, July 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, June 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, May 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, April 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, January 2003
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T1 TD CLASS 1BULLET (LINE75) |
T1 TD CLASS 1BULLET (LINE75) |
archive04 31 pages
T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - December 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - November 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - October 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - September 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - August 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - July 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - June 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - May 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - April 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - March 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - February 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - January 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - December 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - November 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - October 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - September 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - August 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - July 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - June 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - May 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - April 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - March 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - February 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - January 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, July 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, June 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, April 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, March 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, February 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, January 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEIN BRIEF Archive - 2004
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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| T1 TD CLASS 1BULLET (LINE75) |
T1 TD CLASS 1BULLET (LINE75) |
T1 TD CLASS 1BULLET (LINE75) |
archive05 18 pages
T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - October 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - September 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - August 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - July 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - June 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - May 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - April 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - March 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - February 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - January 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - October 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - August 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - July 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - June 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - May 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - April 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - February 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - January 2005
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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| T1 TD CLASS 1BULLET (LINE75) |
T1 TD CLASS 1BULLET (LINE75) |
T1 TD CLASS 1BULLET (LINE75) |
archives 123 pages
T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - December 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - November 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - October 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - September 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - August 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - July 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - June 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - May 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - April 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - March 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - February 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - The Pick - January 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - December 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - November 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - October 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - September 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - August 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - July 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - June 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - May 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - April 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - March 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note - February 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - The Pick - January 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - The Pick - December 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - The Pick - November 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - The Pick - October 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - The Pick - September 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - The Pick
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - The Pick July 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Articles of Note
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - December 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - November 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - October 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - September 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - August 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - July 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - June 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - May 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles - December 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles - November 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles - October 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles - September 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - June 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - June 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - May 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - April 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - March 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares - February 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles - December 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles - November 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles - October 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles - September 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Scares and Miracles
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of scares and miracles, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Panics and Scares
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, December 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, November 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, September 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, July 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, June 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, May 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, April 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, March 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, February 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, January 2002
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, December 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, November 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, October 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, September 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, August 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, July 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, June 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, May 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, April 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, March 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion, February 2001
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion - December 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion - November 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion - October 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion - September 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion - August 2000
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Media Archive - Comment and Opinion
Archive of bulletins, The Social Issues Research Centre was established to conduct research and promote debate on all aspects of lifestyles and social behaviour. SIRC aims to provide new insights on current social and cultural trends, and to present a balanced perspective on key social issues.
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T1 TD CLASS 1BULLET (LINE75) |
messenger 7 pages
T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines for scientists on communicating with the media
MESSENGER is a 12-month project funded by the European Union to develop European Guidelines on Science and Health Communication. This project is at the heart of the EU Science and Society sixth framework programme focusing on the communication of scientific advice and the role of this communication on public acceptance of innovation and the process of government decision-making.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMESSENGER - media, science & society; engagement & governance in Europe
MESSENGER is a 12-month project funded by the European Union to develop European Guidelines on Science and Health Communication. This project is at the heart of the EU Science and Society sixth framework programme focusing on the communication of scientific advice and the role of this communication on public acceptance of innovation and the process of government decision-making.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMESSENGER -materials
MESSENGER is a 12-month project funded by the European Union to develop European Guidelines on Science and Health Communication. This project is at the heart of the EU Science and Society sixth framework programme focusing on the communication of scientific advice and the role of this communication on public acceptance of innovation and the process of government decision-making.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines for scientists on communicating with the media
MESSENGER is a 12-month project funded by the European Union to develop European Guidelines on Science and Health Communication. This project is at the heart of the EU Science and Society sixth framework programme focusing on the communication of scientific advice and the role of this communication on public acceptance of innovation and the process of government decision-making.
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T1 TD CLASS 1BULLET (LINE75) |
news 105 pages
T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines on Science and Health Reporting
A draft of the SIRC/Royal Institution Code of Practice and Guidelines on the Communication of Science and Health issues in the Media is now posted on the SIRC web site as a starting point for public discussion and comment.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEA SAD occasion
January 28th is Salt Awareness Day - or SAD for short. It is organised by a group called Consensus Action on Salt and Health (CASH) whose Chairman is the ubiquitous Graham MacGregor, Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at St George's Hospital in London.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFat chances - thin excuses
young man named Colin Ord is featured in a BBC story plugging the Food Standards Agency's determination to be tough on the cause of obesity. They are, we are told, 'calling together a high-level team of chefs, nutritionists and advertising agencies to discuss whether more can be done to discourage children from eating the wrong foods.'
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENuffield Council on Bioethics
The Nuffield Council on Bioethics has just published the report of its working party Genetics and human behaviour: the ethical context.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEJury rigging
A number of today's newspapers bring us the news that a panel of parents in the UK, recruited by the 'independent' campaign group, the Food Commission, find food manufacturers guilty of promoting unhealthy foodstuffs for children.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe great unwashed
The Food Standard Agency's suggestion that we really don't need to wash or peel all of our fruit and vegetables has upset those hygiene-conscious people at Friends of the Earth.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBetween the dentist and the dietician: a rock and a hard place
Amidst all of the politically correct advice on diet and health which occupies so many column inches of our newspapers an article by Angela Dowden in the Evening Standard catches our attention: Now Apples are bad for you!
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGECSPI responds to Guidelines
We applaud [SIRC's] new Guidelines on Science and Health Communication. It provides much needed guidance on responsible reporting in science and health.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFowl Play
The Soil Association continues its relentless campaign to increase even further the profits made by its organic farming members. Now it has issued a warning about the dangers which lurk inside conventionally reared chickens and their eggs, presumably expecting a rush to the organic poultry counters of supermarkets as a result. While many papers ignored such blatant and cynical opportunism, the Guardian gave it predictable prominence.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEVeggie Bangers
One small benefit of the current obsession with foot and mouth disease has been the marked decrease in scare stories on other topics. It seems that as soon as we have something more concrete to worry about, our fascination with artificially manufactured fears wanes.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEQuis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?
The National Audit Office's
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGELet them eat cake!
Yet another study has now added weight (no pun intended) to SIRC's warnings on the dangers of restricting children's access to 'unhealthy' foods.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENaming and Praising Update - October 2000
A SIRC 'Naming and Praising' award for responsible reporting of health issues goes to the Independent's coverage of the polio vaccine scare.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAnother potential pill scare?
A number of newspapers have carried a report of research conducted at the Mayo clinic concerning adverse effects of the very early forms of the contraceptive pill. The piece in the Indepent is fairly typical.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDaily Mail bitten
It is rare for British newspapers to engage in dog-eat-dog criticism of each other, except when competing for lurid sensationalism or disingenuous attempts to occupy the moral high ground.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEScience or Pro-Life Scaremongering?
The Mail on Sunday's misleading and irresponsible coverage of the alleged links between abortion and breast cancer is just the latest in a long line of half truths, distortions and inaccuracies which masquerade as health reporting in some sections of the media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESchool meals - a new diet of reason
Congratulations to the Food Standards Agency for ensuring that the new government guidelines on school meals are sensible, realistic and - perhaps most importantly - avoid the prescriptive moralising that has characterised so much health promotion in the past.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia and government duped by slimming industry
The £2bn UK slimming industry has yet again obtained many pages of free advertising from our more gullible newspapers - and despite cynical exploitation of the anxieties of young women about their weight, will not be held to account at Tessa Jowell's summit on eating disorders.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEEuro 2000
The stage has been set, the scripts have been written, and the cameras and the world's press are in position. The police in Holland and the other countries in which England will play are ready for action.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFat tax rejected
Dr Tom Marshall's ill-conceived proposal for imposing VAT on fatty foods has attracted strong criticism from his colleagues in the medical professions.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEVandana Shiva's bankrupt thinking
Vandana Shiva's Reith lecture, has predictably increased her standing among elitist, Western, green activist groups and anti-globalisation protesters. At the same time it has depressed many people with a more rational concern for poverty and hunger in the Southern Hemisphere.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAnniversary of the guillotine
On this day in 1792 Dr Guillotin's much-improved device for executing people was first used in Paris to remove the head of a highwayman.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENaming & Praising Update
The latest SIRC Naming and Praising awards - for responsible reporting of health issues - go to Nigel Hawkes at the Times, for his report on a study of smoking and mental decline, and to BBC News Online for their item on Crohn's Disease and vitamin D deficiency.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Children and Snack Food
The assault by Tim Lobstein of the Food Commission on children's food makes interesting, but depressing, reading.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEEating Disorders Summit
Model agency representatives and editors of glossy magazines have been invited to have their knuckles rapped at a Downing Street summit on eating disorders.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEEating Disorders Summit
Why were there no representatives of the £2bn slimming industry at Tessa Jowell's summit on eating disorders?
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEHead case study
The reporting of the latest mobile phone scare provides an interesting case-study in media coverage of health and science issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFalse Expectations for Paraplegics
The hyping of miracle cures and medical breakthroughs in the media is increasingly common, and quite disturbing. This cynical raising of false hopes among some of the most distressed people in our society is something which SIRC is seeking to address in its Code of Practice on Science and Health Communication.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGElords_confirm.html
SIRC's concern for more accurate and balanced reporting of science and health issues has been echoed by the Lords Science and Technology Committee.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESperm and salt
Sperm count fall blamed on salt is the headline on the < web site and elsewhere. They report a study conducted in Michigan which found that rats starved of iodine grew larger testicles and had increased sperm production.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBrain Damage
The Express is currently waging war against mobile telephones and the masts which serve them.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGM food U-turn?
The British press have seized on Tony Blair's latest comments on genetic modification to justify their concerted and misleading coverage of the issue for the past year.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERiskfactorphobic health professionals
A recent survey shows that unfounded panic about the MMR vaccine has spread to some health professionals, whose advice to parents is now based on tabloid scare stories rather than on scientific evidence.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFalse Promises
SIRC has longed campaigned for more accurate and balanced reporting of health and science issues. We have paid special attention to the sensational scaremongering in which many of our national newspapers engage. Fear sells - and newspaper editors know that. But they leave their readers confused and induce many unnecessary and irrational anxieties.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE'Fat tax' : no health benefits, but guaranteed headlines
The proposal by Dr Tom Marshall to introduce VAT on fatty foods is unfair, unscientific and ineffective as a means of combating heart disease.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENew Food Standards Agency Head
Professor Sir John Krebs has now been formally appointed as Chairman of the new Food Standards Agency. He is, in our view, the perfect choice - a rational scientist with no political, commercial or ideological axes to grind.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEOxfam hits back on GM stance
We reported in November 1999 the attack on Oxfam's position on GM crops made by Vandana Shiva, head of the Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology in New Dehli,
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERiskfactorphobic doctors give misguided advice on asthma
There is no medical evidence to support the popular misconception that dairy foods can trigger asthma attacks, or that cutting out milk and other dairy products will alleviate asthma symptoms among sufferers.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMissing links
There is a Marx Brothers film in which the brothers are searching for hidden treasure in a house.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEArchive of bulletins
Archive of bulletins at the Social Issues Research Centre.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEArchive of SIRC in the news
Archive of SIRC in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news 2006
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news 2003
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news 2002
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news 2001
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news 2000
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news 1999
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news 1998
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre in the news 1997
Social Issues Research Centre in the News.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines on Science and Health Reporting
A draft of the SIRC/Royal Institution Code of Practice and Guidelines on the Communication of Science and Health issues in the Media is now posted on the SIRC web site as a starting point for public discussion and comment.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe side effects of health warnings
Shock-tactics in health-promotion campaigns have backfired: new analysis from the Social Issues Research Centre in Oxford indicates that health warnings may have hidden psychological side effects.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGECSPI Comments on Guidelines on Science and Health Reporting
We applaud [SIRC's] new Guidelines on Science and Health Communication. It provides much needed guidance on responsible reporting in science and health.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGirls and dieting
Not even if she's overweight. And not even a moderate diet. Unless you want to increase her risk of developing an eating disorder.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe hidden dangers of policing school food
In the current furore over school meals, both the politicians and the media have got bogged down in the details of which foods should or should not be banned, or exactly how the currently fashionable dietary prescriptions should be enforced. In this muddle, they have ignored two very important factors.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDieting damage
USA Today (link) and ABC News (link) carry reports of a new study showing that increasing numbers of teenage girls are dieting, and that this is leading to either eating disorders or weight gain or, in many cases, both.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENaming and Praising Update
Today's SIRC 'Naming and Praising' Award - for responsible reporting of health and science issues - goes to BBC Online for their item on new worries about the contraceptive pill.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEVital statistics
New research to be announced tomorrow at the Royal Society of Medicine (reported in the Times today) shows that current methods of measuring obesity have classified thousands of perfectly healthy women as 'dangerously overweight'.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - MMR Scaremongers
The current MMR vaccination crisis, which experts predict will lead to a measles epidemic, has highlighted a new public health problem: 'riskfactorphobia' - a psychological side effect of health scares.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEOxfam's Open Letter to Vandana Shiva
USA Today (link) and ABC News (link) carry reports of a new study showing that increasing numbers of teenage girls are dieting, and that this is leading to either eating disorders or weight gain or, in many cases, both.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC findings echoed by US study
SIRC's findings on the adverse psychological side effects of health warnings have been echoed in a US study from Cornell's National Nutrition Information Center.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEEducation?
The Christmas edition of the Times Educational Supplement makes depressing reading. The culture of fear, risk-aversion and stunted aspirations - the defining characteristics of contemporary society - pervade its pages.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEExpressing sense on GM
Mo Mowlam re-introduces a welcome element of reason into the GM debate, with an article arguing for open minds, informed debate and scientific research.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEModified language
A headline in the Express today (16/12/99) declares British back the farmers who sue GM crop giant. Reading on, one finds that the British in question are Greenpeace UK and Friends of the Earth, both of whom have expressed support for a lawsuit against Monsanto filed by US and French corn and soybean farmers.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPride, prejudice and pylons
Sir Richard Doll's exhaustive study</a></b> has now finally confirmed that, in the UK at least, there is no causal link between electricity pylons and childhood cancers.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEStop preaching
A return to 'Old Labour' socialist principles on equitable distribution of wealth would do more to improve the nation's health than any of the new regime's current preaching on healthy lifestyles.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEShining examples
In contrast to the current Warning Season epidemic of unfounded health scares and alarmist or preachy 'education' campaigns, two initiatives stand out as useful and sensible.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Lancet Takes The Flak
The run-up to the Christmas and New Year celebrations has always been something of a scarefest, with every interest-group in the country issuing warnings and instructions - on everything from food poisoning to unsafe sex.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMedia "wising up to scaremongers"
here has always been a brave minority who consistently avoid the slavish regurgitation of publicity-seeking press releases on health issues, but now we are seeing more journalists questioning the validity of this material and expressing concern about the harmful effects of publishing yet another unfounded scare or unnecessary warning.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFen-phen: another panic incited by bad science
American Home Products Corporation have this month agreed to pay nearly five billion dollars in compensation to people who took the diet drug combination fen-phen. It is the largest legal settlement ever made in the American pharmaceutical industry.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPusztai Published
The paper reporting research on GM potatoes - work that most scientists dismissed as fatally flawed - is now published in the Lancet, along with a lengthy explanation of the reasons behind the decision from the editor, Richard Horton.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPustai Vindicated?
Ever since Arpad Pusztai was removed from his post at the Rowett Institute last year for his allegedly incompetent research on GM potatoes, the UK news media has conducted a lengthy campaign to vindicate him.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC collaboration with the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme
Recent events (BSE, food scares, health concerns, but aslo the rise of vegetarianism, organic foods and ecological awareness) again raise an old issue in social psychology.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEChildren's Fears
The current climate of pervasive anxiety is associated with lowered expectations, a trend clearly reflected in the children's responses. They do not ask for more interest, excitement and fun in their lives, but merely, depressingly, for protection from vague and unspecified dangers.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGMO Flight of reason
Pusztai, sacked last August from the Rowett Institute for his incompetent conduct of simple experiments on the effects of toxins in potatoes, emerged overnight as the people's champion in a battle against the evils of genetically modified food, and therefore should pay the price.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEHidden Effects of Health Scares
The problem is that health and food scares such as this have a number of adverse side-effects which cannot be ignored.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPress Coverage DT Sep99
Tina Burchill meets a group of parents with a diy approach to childhood immunisation
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPress Coverage ABIX Aug99
British medical experts believe public trust in science is declining because of the conflicting messages about what is good for health.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPress Coverage Business Today Aug99
British medical experts worry that the public could lose trust in science due to a rash of sometimes contradictory messages about what is good for one's health.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPress Coverage IT May99
Do shock tactics for health campaigns work? No - according to researchers at the Social Issues Research Centre in Oxford, who have found they have the opposite effect
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPress Coverage BT May 99
Press BT May 99 Agencies, charities, politicians, academics and the mass media are all on our case trying, and generally abjectly failing, to knock us into better physical shape.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPress Coverage Herald May99
Too many government health warnings are backfiring because they make us rebel, research showed yesterday. It is not just teenagers who light up every time someone tells them smoking is dangerous.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFT Press Coverage Aug98
FT Press Aug98
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPress Coverage Agence France Press - March 14 2001
Bid for rival football team sparks anti-Semitic debate in Hungary. Budapest - Hungarian football has been feeling the heat in recent days - and not only on the field, with Jewish organizations alleging anti-Semitism and incitement of public hatred by a local politician following the sale of a popular Budapest club.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPress Coverage Agence France Press - March 14 2001
First, there was the beef infected with a brain-destroying agent. Then chicken, tainted with toxic dioxin. After that, Frankenfood: the creepy-sounding saga of genetically-engineered crops.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPress Coverage MG Feb 2000
When it comes to genetically modified foods, my Greenpeace comrades have yet to provide any solid evidence that they are harmful. Nor is there any smoking gun to indicate that that Dr. Evil has taken over Monsanto to rule the world.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Lancet Takes The Flak
The controversial decision by The Lancet's editor, Richard Horton, to publish Pusztai's flawed study< has, predictably, won him few friends. The friction between him and the Royal Society, whose early comments on Pusztai's work were condemned by Horton as a breathtaking impertinence, has escalated into open warfare. Very few scientists are stepping forward to offer support for his increasingly isolated position.
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFinancial Times - 28/20/99
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENaming and Praising Awards - February 2004
SIRC Naming and Praising Awards go to James Meikle at the Guardian and David Derbyshire at the Telegraph for their calm, responsible coverage of the recent 'Parkinson's breakthrough' story.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENaming and Praising Awards - April 2002
SIRC Naming and Praising Awards go to James Meikle at the Guardian and David Derbyshire at the Telegraph for their calm, responsible coverage of the recent 'Parkinson's breakthrough' story.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFrightening Jabs
The Independent has, for reasons which are quite unclear, given generous coverage to an organisation which seeks to turn back the clock on the prevention of meningitis.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESense About Science - Short Guide to Peer Review
Regular browsers of the SIRC web site will be familiar with the MediaWatch page and our 'Scares and Miracles' section.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENaming and Praising from the Social Issues Research Centre
SIRC identifies examples of responsible media coverage of often controversial health and science issues.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENaming and Praising Awards - July 2003
SIRC Naming and Praising Awards go to James Meikle at the Guardian and David Derbyshire at the Telegraph for their calm, responsible coverage of the recent 'Parkinson's breakthrough' story.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENaming and Praising Awards - October 2002
SIRC Naming and Praising Awards go to James Meikle at the Guardian and David Derbyshire at the Telegraph for their calm, responsible coverage of the recent 'Parkinson's breakthrough' story.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENaming and Praising Update
A SIRC Naming and Praising award for responsible reporting of health issues goes to Tim Radford, Science Editor of the Guardian, for his report on gene therapy for heart patients.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENaming and Praising Update
A SIRC Naming and Praising award for responsible reporting of health issues goes to Tim Radford, Science Editor of the Guardian, for his report on gene therapy for heart patients.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEObesity and the epidemic of confusion
One of the fundamental premises that guides thinking and research at SIRC is that people have the right of access to accurate and balanced health and lifestyle information, on the basis of which they can make informed decisions about how they lead their lives.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEObesity and the facts
Claims of obesity epidemic and exponential rise in obesity not borne out by evidence. Hype and exaggeration of data may result in inappropriate health interventions.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEObesity and the facts - graphics
Claims of obesity epidemic and exponential rise in obesity not borne out by evidence. Hype and exaggeration of data may result in inappropriate health interventions.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC publications
Listing of SIRC publications available for free download.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERecession Generation
Recession. There can be very few people in Britain who are unaware that we have been living in times of recession - economic 'crisis', fiscal 'meltdown', call it what you will, it has been until very recently the central theme of TV news and newspaper headlines.
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGELife in the UK today - The role and citizen impact of Public Service Broadcasting
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGECarpe Diem
And so we start with an extract from one of Horace’s famous odes – written over two thousand years ago but still very pertinent today. Being fond of agricultural metaphors, Horace issues the Latin exhortation at the end of this ode, Carpe Diem — literally, pluck the day, but more often translated as ‘seize the day. Were he living in the present time he might simply have said let’s go for it.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGECarpe Diem
And so we start with an extract from one of Horace’s famous odes – written over two thousand years ago but still very pertinent today. Being fond of agricultural metaphors, Horace issues the Latin exhortation at the end of this ode, Carpe Diem — literally, pluck the day, but more often translated as ‘seize the day. Were he living in the present time he might simply have said let’s go for it.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEOptimism
This report presents the first findings of research conducted by the Social Issues Research Centre (SIRC) into the nature of optimism in 21st century Britain. The research, commissioned by The National Lottery, has provided a distinctive and definitive account of the role that optimism plays in the lives of the British public, focusing on the importance of optimism both as part of individual identity and personal outlook and as a central factor in social relationships.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE2020 Vision: The Trust Fund Generation
This report focuses on the future - the year 2020 and beyond when today's babies and toddlers with Child Trust Funds will start to become 18 years old and have unfettered access to the cash that has been invested. Some will have only a little - the basic sums provided by the government plus the accrued growth. But some will have quite a lot - at least £30,000 if their mums and dads, grandparents or other kind souls have topped up the funds to the maximum allowed each year. They will be part of a unique generation in which the notion of saving has been inculcated from birth by the State and in which some at least will have the financial resources that were once the privilege of a very small elite.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Freetirement Generation
The issue of what it means to be old in the twenty first century is of increasing importance to the economic, political, social and cultural future of Britain. As the post-war Baby Boomer boomer generation (those born between 1946 and 19641) begin to reach retirement age, much speculation surrounds the question of exactly how the world's 'first teenagers' are going to grow old.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe enduring appeal of the local; sociable networking in the pub
The British pub, like its 'foreign' counterparts, meets timeless and global human needs — that is why it survives and will continue to do so despite the many other opportunities we have for 'joining' and for networking. We may sign up to an online community to communicate with like-minded people who share our interests across the globe, or we may reveal selected aspects of ourselves on Facebook. These are, however, 'non-local' by definition. They are what the late urban planner Melvin Webber, predicting over thirty years ago the internet trends that we witness today, called 'community without propinquity'. They may extend our social and professional lives and allow much wider patterns of interaction, but they do not replace the more traditional and timeless face-to-face activities that take place in the special social institutions created to facilitate them - central among them, the pub.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBelonging in 21st century Britain
This report focuses on the theme of 'belonging' in 21st century Britain. The notion of belonging, or social identity, is a central aspect of how we define who we are. We consider ourselves to be individuals but it is our membership of particular groups that is most important in constructing a sense of identity. Social identity is a fundamental aspect of what it is to be human.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGirl Talk: The new rules of female friendship and communication
Females, as gatherers and with responsibility for bearing and raising children, also had a critical need to build cooperation and trust with other females.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBritain: A nation of emotion?
Brits have an intriguing relationship with their own and other people's emotions. On the one hand we seem to be masters at over-regulating our emotions. We are not overly demonstrative in the stereotypical manner of the Italians, Spanish or Americans — wearing their passions on their sleeves, sometimes with little regard for the feelings of others. We rather look down on gushing public displays of emotion. In times of crisis we invoke the 'Blitz spirit', uniting in the face of adversity with reserve, stoicism, and the stiff upper lip. Perhaps only the Japanese beat us in the 'hide how you really feel' stakes.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERisk!
Think tanks and social commentators frequently describe the times in which we now live as the ‘age of fear’. Indeed, at the Social Issues Research Centre we have made this point ourselves. We have noted that in the Western World we are currently experiencing, by objective standards, the safest environments that we have ever had in our evolution and in our history. And yet, in spite of all this safety’ around us we seem compelled to worry — perhaps even to invent fanciful things about which we can fret and express anxiety.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Tio Pepe Eating-In Report
Contrary to the professional pessimists who would have us believe that society is falling apart and that we are increasingly less sociable as a nation, eating together with friends at home is alive and well. All that has changed is that we no longer use the term 'dinner party' so much. It is a bit pretentious and conjures up images of the stiff, formal gatherings that are as now as dead as the hostess trolley. Instead, more relaxed more sociable gatherings continue the timeless rituals of sharing food and eating together – traditions that have been with us since the Stone Age.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe impact of sport on the UK workplace
This major study, commissioned by professional services recruitment and talent management consultancy, Hudson, and conducted by The Social Issues Research Centre (SIRC), was first published just prior to the football World Cup 2006. It assesses the impact of sporting success and failure on the UK workplace.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEYeppies
We've all heard about the 'quarter-life crisis', and associated trends such as adult children still living with their parents, becoming 'permastudents', taking second or even third gap years, job-hopping, mate-hopping, flat-hopping and generally failing to grow up and settle down in the traditional career-house-marriage-kids fashion.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Noughties
We are now a little over halfway through the first decade of the 21st Century. The memories of parties on New Year‘s Eve 1999 are beginning to fade — perhaps even on the first day of 2000 they were already lost in the fuzzy blur that can result from too much champagne and jollity. But most of us will remember the sense of anticipation — perhaps even a little nervous trepidation — that marked our transition not just towards a new decade, nor just a new century, but into a new millennium.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Happy Home
The happiest types of home in Britain are bungalows, which are rated by their occupants as an average' of 8.15 out of 10 on a 'happiness' scale.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBinge Drinking
The term binge-drinking has, in recent years, come to replace earlier epithets such as lager louts in discussions of alcohol-related antisocial behaviour. The use of such a new term is taken by many commentators to imply that the phenomenon to which it relates is also quite novel.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEYoung People Talking Not Taking Drugs
20% of teenagers say their mates pretend to take drugs, according to new research by the free and confidential drugs helpline, FRANK
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESex differences in driving and insurance risk
Men and women exhibit different driving behaviours that affect their attitudes, safety and insurance risk. Many factors underpin these differences, including neurochemical structures and hormonal processes shaped by evolution, and global socialisation practices. Each plays a part in explaining why men and women drivers have very different records in relation to accidents and insurance claims.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Crying Game Report
We are constantly being told that men are becoming more emotionally open, that the old taboos on men crying have been eroded, and it is now perfectly normal and acceptable for a man to be seen shedding tears. World leaders, pop idols and sporting heroes are happy to be filmed and photographed with tears in their eyes — and they are applauded for their uninhibited expression of emotion. In the currently fashionable therapy-speak, men crying is 'healthy', a sign that they are 'in touch with their feelings', 'emotionally intelligent', 'not afraid to show their vulnerability', 'willing to share', 'in touch with their Inner Child' and so on. In our new caring, sharing, compassionate, post-Diana world, crying is officially Good For You — therapeutic, cathartic, de-toxing, stress-busting — and men should be encouraged to cry.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEJubilee Women
We were commissioned by HRT Aware to conduct research comparing the lifestyles of fiftysomething women now with those of women their age 50 years ago - with a particular focus on women's experiences of the menopause. An interesting project, and one that we approached with enthusiasm, but not really expecting to come up with any earth-shattering revelations.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe measurement and recording of alcohol-related violence and disorder
The measurement and recording of alcohol-related violence and disorder. Table of contents.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMobile Gossip
Gossip is not a trivial pastime: it is essential to human social, psychological and even physical well-being. The mobile phone, by facilitating therapeutic gossip in an alienating and fragmented modern world, has become a vital 'social lifeline', helping us to re-create the more natural communication patterns of pre-industrial times.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines on science and health communication
A natural and inevitable tension exists between journalists and groups of professionals whose activities are the subject of widespread publicity. No-one expects journalists and politicians always to agree on the way politics should be reported; some difference of perspective and emphasis between journalists and the science community is similarly inevitable
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder Contents
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAlcohol and Violence - Introduction
There is a widespread popular belief, in parts of Europe and elsewhere, that alcohol causes violence.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - Contents
Although the human sense of smell is feeble compared to that of many animals, it is still very acute. We can recognise thousands of different smells, and we are able to detect odours even in infinitesimal quantities.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drinking - Europe: futrure directions
Social and Cultural Aspects of Drinking - A research Report by Kate Fox and Peter Marsh of the Social Issues Research Centre
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEWhite Van Man - Report
The Renault Master White Van Man Study is the first major examination of Britain's burgeoning army of men - and a few women - who are the life-blood to communities large and small across the country.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines on Science and Health Communication
The impetus for the development of these guidelines has come from concern expressed within the health and science communities regarding the ways in which some issues are covered in the media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY
Tea drinking and DIY are key elements of the British heritage, inextricably bound together in the process of nestbuilding.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFootball hooliganism in Europe - Soccer Violence - Contents
Football hooliganism in Europe - soccer hooliganism in Europe
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
We have to eat; we like to eat; eating makes us feel good; it is more important than sex. To ensure genetic survival the sex urge need only be satisfied a few times in a lifetime; the hunger urge must be satisfied every day.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Racing Tribe by Kate Fox of the Social Issues Research Centre
As positive aspects of social behaviour are among SIRC's main research interests, Kate was determined to find out more about this unusually sociable crowd. The British Horseracing Board and the Tote agreed to provide funds for a ground-breaking research project: the first scientific study of the culture, customs and social dynamics of the racecourse.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub
The tourist's guide to British pub etiquette.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEMirror, mirror - A summary of research findings on body image
We are all more obsessed with our appearance than we like to admit. But this is not an indication of 'vanity'. Vanity means conceit, excessive pride in one's appearance. Concern about appearance is quite normal and understandable.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Guide to flirting
Flirting is much more than just a bit of fun: it is a universal and essential aspect of human interaction. Anthropological research shows that flirting is to be found, in some form, in all cultures and societies around the world.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - The Human Nature of Violence
I have been asked to put violence into some sort of scientific perspective. This paper was originally presented at an international conference on Drinking and Public Disorder, organised by MCM Research, to a largely non-academic audience.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Conflict in Pubs
This report from MCM Research contains definitive research findings on conflict and violence in pubs. It identifies the nature and scale of the problems and appropriate ways of dealing them.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGECorporate Bonding at the Races
Corporate bonding is a term used to describe the establishment, development and maintenance of good social relationships between business contacts or colleagues.
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERecession_Generation.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEcarpe_diem.pdf
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines on Science and Health Communication
The impetus for the development of these guidelines has come from concern expressed within the health and science communities regarding the ways in which some issues are covered in the media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines on Science and Health Communication
The impetus for the development of these guidelines has come from concern expressed within the health and science communities regarding the ways in which some issues are covered in the media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEIn Praise of Bad Habits
I want to present a perspective on the level of concern (some might say obsession) with dietary, health and lifestyle correctness that characterises contemporary Western societies, and the UK and the United States in particular. This pursuit of novel, narrow concepts of so-called health and fitness has led us to create new outcasts - those who fail to conform to the increasing catalogue of prescriptions for what is best for us - those who, contrary to the advice of self-appointed arbiters of modern rectitude, persist with bad habits.
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEtrust_fund_generation.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEfreetirement_generation.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe_Local.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEthe_local.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEbelonging.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEgirl_talk.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEweb2020.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEperfect_website.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEmouse_rage.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEemotion.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERisk.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETio_Pepe_Eating-in_Report.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEsport_and_the_workplace.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEYeppies.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGENoughties.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEhappy_homes.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEbinge_drinking.pdf
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEfrank.pdf
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESex differences in driving and insurance risk
Men and women exhibit different driving behaviours that affect their attitudes, safety and insurance risk. Many factors underpin these differences, including neurochemical structures and hormonal processes shaped by evolution, and global socialisation practices. Each plays a part in explaining why men and women drivers have very different records in relation to accidents and insurance claims.
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| T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEcounting_the_cost.pdf
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe measurement and recording of alcohol-related violence and disorder
References
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe measurement and recording of alcohol-related violence and disorder
References
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe measurement and recording of alcohol-related violence and disorder
References
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe measurement and recording of alcohol-related violence and disorder
References
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe measurement and recording of alcohol-related violence and disorder
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEBibliography of alcohol-related violence and disorder
The following annotated list of journal articles, books and other papers should be seen as additional updates to other bibliographies provided by SIRC and MCM Research in reports such as Drinking and Public Disorder, 1990 (Portman Group) and Social and Cultural Aspects of Drinking, 1996 (Amsterdam Group).
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - Introduction
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - Historical Background
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - Overview
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - Drinking and aggression
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - UK Research
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - UK Research
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - UK Research
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - UK Research Oxford
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - UK Research Preston
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - UK Research Wakefield
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - UK Research Wakefield
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - UK Research Scottish
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - UK Research Irish
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - UK Research Schools
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - Cross cultural comparisons
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEDrinking and Public Disorder - Recommendations
Drinking and Public Disorder - A research Report by Peter Marsh and Kate Fox
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAlcohol and Violence - Biochemical and psychological factors
It is established that alcohol produces dose-related changes in the brain, central nervous system and hormonal systems which in turn affect basic physiological and cognitive processes.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAlcohol and Violence - anxiolysis theory
The 'anxiolysis-disinhibition' theory argues that the experience of anxiety normally results in suppression of socially unacceptable behaviours such as aggression.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAlcohol and Violence - Frustration-aggression theory
A number of theoretical models (e.g. Gustafson, 1984) indicate that drinking can lead to more extreme responses to frustration, including aggressive responses.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAlcohol and Violence - Susceptibility
Some researchers have argued that variation in behavioural outcomes of drinking reflects differences in individual psychology, such that individuals exhibiting particular personality characteristics are more likely to become aggressive when they consume alcohol.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAlcohol and Violence - Situational factors
While the biochemical effects of alcohol on cognitive processing operate universally, it is clear from the research evidence that the behavioural consequences of drinking, including aggression and violence, are modified both by the social contexts in which drinking takes place and by cultural traditions which either inhibit or facilitate aggression in these contexts.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAlcohol and Violence - Cultural factors
Marshall (1979) described the cross-cultural study of alcohol as a classic natural experiment: a single species (Homo Sapiens), a single drug substance (ethanol) and a great diversity of behavioural outcomes.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAlcohol and Violence - Conclusions
From the research evidence available, we can conclude that there is no direct causal relationship between alcohol and violence.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEAlcohol and Violence - References
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - The human sense of smell.
Although the human sense of smell is feeble compared to that of many animals, it is still very acute. We can recognise thousands of different smells, and we are able to detect odours even in infinitesimal quantities.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - Emotion.
The perception of smell consists not only of the sensation of the odours themselves but of the experiences and emotions associated with these sensations. Smells can evoke strong emotional reactions. In surveys on reactions to odours, responses show that many of our olfactory likes and dislikes are based purely on emotional associations.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - Vanilla.
In the early 1990s, perfume makers began to introduce vanilla as a significant note in their fragrances. Now, vanilla is a dominant ingredient in a large number of perfumes - and the Body Shop have recently launched a pure vanilla fragrance.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - Sex differences.
On standard tests of smelling ability - including odour detection, discrimination and identification - women consistently score significantly higher than men. One researcher has claimed that the superior olfactory ability of females is evident even in newborn babies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - Sexual Attraction.
The attractive powers of pheromones (scented sex hormones) have often been exaggerated - not least by advertisers trying to sell pheromone-based scents and sprays which they claim will make men irresistible to women.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - Work.
Experiments have shown that exposure to pleasant fragrances significantly enhances performance on work-related tasks. In particular, 'arousing' fragrances such as peppermint, which increase alertness, have been found to improve performance.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - High-tech noses.
The world of advanced technology, after years of preoccupation with sight and sound, has recently woken up to the importance of smell. The Institute of Olfactory Research at Warwick University developed the first prototype 'electronic nose' in the mid-80s, and high-tech companies are now selling commercial versions of the 'Warwick Nose'.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - High-tech smells.
The development of more sophisticated technology for synthesising or 'capturing' previously elusive smells appears to be keeping pace with the advances in high-tech noses to detect the ones we already have.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - History.
The process by which a flower's scent is extracted and preserved using alcohol distillation is believed to have been discovered by Avicenna, the 11th century Arabian alchemist and physician, who stumbled on it while 'trying to isolate for Islam the soul of its holy rose'. Before this, perfumes consisted only of thick resins and gums and gooey unguents.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe Smell Report - Culture.
Smell is not just a biological and psychological experience, it is also a social and cultural phenomenon.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drining - Preface by Desmond Morris
Next to breathing, drinking is the most essential of all human activities. It is even more important than feeding, for a man deprived of sustenance will die of thirst long before he will succumb to starvation.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drinking - Introduction
The aim of this report is to provide an overview of the research on social and cultural aspects of alcohol, and the significant conclusions that can be drawn from this literature, in a form that will be helpful to decision-makers.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drinking - Introduction
One of the problems facing those concerned with the development of policies
and legislation on alcohol issues is the sheer volume of research and publications
on this subject. In addition, these works span a variety of disciplines,
and are often couched in academic jargon which may be incomprehensible
to non-specialists.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drining - The origins of alcoholic beverages
Alcoholic beverages have been used by virtually all cultures through most of their recorded history. When practices such as these appear to have a near-universal quality, despite the fact that in some cases they may have some apparently negative consequences, we are obliged to consider their potential for positive, culturally adaptive mechanisms.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drinking - Culture Chemistry and Consequences
The cross-cultural study of alcohol represents a classic natural experiment: a single species (Homo Sapiens), a single drug substance (ethanol) and a great diversity of behavioural outcomes.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drinking - Culture Chemistry and Consequences
There is no such thing as random drinking. Drinking, in every culture, is a rule-governed activity, hedged about with prescriptions and norms concerning who may drink how much of what, when, where, with whom, in what manner and with what effects.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drinking - Culture Chemistry and Consequences
Given overwhelming evidence for the primacy of sociocultural factors in determining both drinking patterns and their consequences, it is clear that ethnographic research findings on the social and cultural roles of alcohol may have important implications for policy-makers.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drinking - Europe: futrure directions
As the main conclusions to be drawn from existing research have already
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drinking - Bibliography
Bibliography for Social and Cultural Aspects of Drinking
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines on Science and Health Communication
The impetus for the development of these guidelines has come from concern expressed within the health and science communities regarding the ways in which some issues are covered in the media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines on Science and Health Communication
The impetus for the development of these guidelines has come from concern expressed within the health and science communities regarding the ways in which some issues are covered in the media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEGuidelines on Science and Health Communication
The impetus for the development of these guidelines has come from concern expressed within the health and science communities regarding the ways in which some issues are covered in the media.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - Objectives
Tea drinking and DIY are key elements of the British heritage, inextricably bound together in the process of nestbuilding.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - First-Timers
While a few people in our sample said that they preferred coffee or fizzy drinks when DIYing, tea was the choice of three quarters of our informants. For them, other drinks just didn’t seem right.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - Who does DIY?
In a study we conducted over ten years ago with manwatcher Desmond Morris , only about 2% of men and 12% of women said that they never did any kind of DIY. Little seems to have changed. Today's first-time DIYers claim that they are no different from their friends and contemporaries. 'Everybody', they said, 'is a DIYer now'. If anything has changed, it is probably the fact that women are now even more centrally involved in the DIY process.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - Why DIY?
The reasons why people engage in DIY have always been numerous and complex. For some, DIY has provided a rare opportunity for creativity and self expression. For others it has been an unwelcome necessity, driven purely by economic considerations.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - Moving In
Whatever the motives for DIY, and irrespective of the particular group of DIYers to which our informants belonged, they had lost their DIY virginity the day they moved into their new home, just like, we suppose, their parents and generations before.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - Working with professionals
A minority of first-time DIYers (11%) had used builders for construction work and plastering in their homes, but the large majority had employed professional tradesmen for jobs such as plumbing and electrical rewiring. Their relationship with such people varied markedly - from downright, mutual hostility to a friendly, learning partnership.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - Colour
The choice of colour in the home is an important one. After all, colour choice is quite an important expression of personality.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - DIY on TV
First-time DIYers love TV programmes about DIY and watch them religiously for advice, technical tips and moral support - after all, the life of the DIYer is in the home rather in the pub, and it can get a bit lonely.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - Learning the Ropes
The choice of colour in the home is an important one. After all, colour choice is quite an important expression of personality.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - The Stresses of DIY
The choice of colour in the home is an important one. After all, colour choice is quite an important expression of personality.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - Sharing the Tasks
Although, as we noted earlier, women are more centrally involved in a wide range of DIY tasks, most couples tend to specialise in different areas.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETwo Great British Obsessions - Tea and DIY - Conclusions
There have been two surprises in this study, and both have to do with enduring traditions. While there have been fundamental shifts in the lifestyles of people of all social classes over the past thirty years, both DIY and its association with tea drinking appear to have resisted the pressure for change.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFootball Violence in Europe - Executive Summary
The report contains an up-to-date review of research and theoretical approaches to football violence in Europe. The istorical development of the problems in various countries is outlined.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
We have to eat; we like to eat; eating makes us feel good; it is more important than sex. To ensure genetic survival the sex urge need only be satisfied a few times in a lifetime; the hunger urge must be satisfied every day.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
Since everyone must eat, what we eat becomes a most powerful symbol of who we are. To set yourself apart from others by what you will and will not eat is a social barrier almost as powerful as the incest taboo, which tells us with whom we may or may not have sex.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
Not knowing how to eat properly is universally a sign of outsider status. Proper eating includes the kind of food used, the way of preparing it, the manner of serving it, and the way of eating it.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
The conspicuous consumption of food has always been important as an indicator of status, from three thousand pigs at a New Guinea feast to mountains of caviar and truffles at little Max Spielberg's fourth birthday party.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
Every meal is a message, and where we eat is as important as what we eat in getting the message across.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
The myth of nutrition is shown up by rapid changes in food fashions. Availability is of course important. As waves of different foods hit Europe, eating habits changed.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
This goes along with the modern obsession with diets. Previously, diets were only for health reasons, rarely to do with weight and appearance as such. Now they are mainly concerned with weight reduction, significantly referred to as slimming, the slim figure rather than the healthy body being the aim despite pious claims to the contrary.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
Feeding has always been closely linked with courtship. In nature this is not without its dangers. In several species of insect (the praying mantis, for example) the female devours the male after mating: he has done his job and so becomes a source of nutrition for the now expectant mother.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
Most food has been made and consumed domestically throughout Western history. Eating out was for travelers, in inns and taverns where the customers were served more or less what would have been on the domestic table anyway.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
Apart from travellers, for whom eating out was first invented, few people eat out from necessity. Even more than in the home, eating out is a ceremonial event and must be considered as such. There are basically two types of eating out: entertaining oneself and entertaining others.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
Because of its centrality in our lives, food becomes a perfect vehicle for ritual, and food rituals become central to most religions; food taboos mark off one sect or denomination from another. There has been much study of the psychology of food taboos. Perhaps the most startling theory is Freud's concerning the ban on eating the totem animal among primitive tribes.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEFood and Eating: An Anthropological Perspective
Will anything stay the same in the whirligig of food faddism and ever-rapid changes in eating habits? Some things we can be certain of because evolution has built in certain prejudices to our digestive systems that will be hard to buck.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub Introduction
Visitors to Britain are bewitched by our pubs, but they are often bothered
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub Chapter 1
Pub is short for Public House. The publican opens part of his or he
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub Chapter 2
The truth is that the typical British pub does not exist, or, if you prefer, that there are at least 61,000 typical British pubs. There are over 61,00
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub Chapter 3
When it comes to making contact with the natives, you will begin to see the advantages of the apparently irrational elements of pub etiquette. You will realise that all these complicated unspoken rules are designed to facilitate communication and sociability.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub Chapter 4
Pub-talk, the most popular activity in all pubs, is a native dialect with its own distinctive grammar. There are two types of pub-talk.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub Chapter 5
You can study the ancient tribal ritual of round-buying in any British pub. Just listen for any of the phrases listed below
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub Chapter 6
Drinking is never an entirely random activity.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub Chapter 7
Some natives will tell you that the British pub is the last bastion of male dominance
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub Chapter 8
To foreign visitors, some British pubs may seem more like children's playgrounds than adult drinking-places.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - Passport to the Pub Chapter 9
To foreign visitors, some British pubs may seem more like children's playgrounds than adult drinking-places.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC Guide to flirting
Flirting is much more than just a bit of fun: it is a universal and essential aspect of human interaction. Anthropological research shows that flirting is to be found, in some form, in all cultures and societies around the world.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - The Human Nature of Violence 2
The assumption that violence is a disease is to make it the analog of diarrhea. But, what if it is in fact an analog of digestion, or of some subprocess like metabolization, ingestion, or excretion?
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - The Human Nature of Violence 3
High levels of serotonin seem to promote calmness and confidence, which is why many antidepressant drugs deliberately seek to increase serotonin levels in humans
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - The Human Nature of Violence 4
It is important to note that we are talking here of a fight sequence between conspecifics of the same group - these animals know each other and know the rules, as it were.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESIRC - The Human Nature of Violence 5
The real causal question here then is not why so many young males act so violently.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEIn Praise of Bad Habits
I want to present a perspective on the level of concern (some might say obsession) with dietary, health and lifestyle correctness that characterises contemporary Western societies, and the UK and the United States in particular. This pursuit of novel, narrow concepts of so-called health and fitness has led us to create new outcasts - those who fail to conform to the increasing catalogue of prescriptions for what is best for us - those who, contrary to the advice of self-appointed arbiters of modern rectitude, persist with bad habits.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEIn Praise of Bad Habits - Part 1
In the Western world we live in an age that is, by all objective criteria, the safest that our species has ever experienced in its evolution and its history. We are healthier than any of our predecessors have been. We live on average considerably longer than even our immediate progenitors.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEIn Praise of Bad Habits - Part 2
The transformations in public health philosophy in revolutionary France were founded on the ideology that instruction in diet and lifestyle were the keys to ensuring the eventual compliance of the French people. It was, therefore, perhaps no accident that the head of the first ever government public health department in Europe, established in 1798 - the year of the Revolution itself - was none other than one Dr. Guillotin - more familiarly known as the inventor of an efficient decapitation device - the guillotine.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEIn Praise of Bad Habits - Part 3
I want to present a perspective on the level of concern (some might say obsession) with dietary, health and lifestyle correctness that characterises contemporary Western societies, and the UK and the United States in particular. This pursuit of novel, narrow concepts of so-called health and fitness has led us to create new outcasts - those who fail to conform to the increasing catalogue of prescriptions for what is best for us - those who, contrary to the advice of self-appointed arbiters of modern rectitude, persist with bad habits.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEIn Praise of Bad Habits - Part 3
I want to present a perspective on the level of concern (some might say obsession) with dietary, health and lifestyle correctness that characterises contemporary Western societies, and the UK and the United States in particular. This pursuit of novel, narrow concepts of so-called health and fitness has led us to create new outcasts - those who fail to conform to the increasing catalogue of prescriptions for what is best for us - those who, contrary to the advice of self-appointed arbiters of modern rectitude, persist with bad habits.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEThe measurement and recording of alcohol-related violence and disorder
References
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial and Cultural Aspects of Drinking - Bibliography
Bibliography for Social and Cultural Aspects of Drinking
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETimeline_front
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGETimeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGEPrehist - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE12000bc - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE3200bc - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE3100bc - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE3000bc - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1550 B.C. - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE500bc - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE175bc - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE55 AD - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE100 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE123 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE170 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE300 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE400 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1200 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1500 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1550 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1600 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1670 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1689 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1695 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1700 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1715 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1715 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1754 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1790 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1790 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1818 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1827 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1830 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1835 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1835 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1848 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1849 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1850 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1859 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1861 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1862 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1863 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1864 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1865 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1868 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1870 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1880 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1885 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1893 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1894 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1900 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1902 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1904 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1908 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1911 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1914 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1916 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1917 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1918 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1927 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1930 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1935 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1933 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1938 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1939 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1940 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1941 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1942 - Dietary Timeline
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1943 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1944 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1950 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1955 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1956 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1957 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1958 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1960 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1961 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1962 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1965 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1967 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1970 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1971 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1975 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1977 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1979 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1980s - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1981 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1982 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1984 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1985 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1986 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1987 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1990 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1991 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1992 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1993 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1994 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1995 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1996 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1997 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1998 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE1999 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE2000 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE2001 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE2002 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGE2003 - Dietary Timeline
It seems that everyday we are faced with new advice on what we should or should not eat. Sometimes this advice comes from government departments and agencies. On other occasions it is provided by charitable bodies, consumer groups or individuals whose credentials range from substantial to very dubious. At worst the guidance comes from those who have no qualifications at all but simply pursue untested and often quite dangerous medical and nutritional philosophies.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1893-1940
posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1893-1940
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1893-1940
posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1893-1940
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1893-1940
posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1893-1940
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1893-1940
posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1893-1940
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1893-1940
posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1893-1940
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1893-1940
posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1893-1940
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1893-1940
posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1893-1940
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1893-1940
posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1893-1940
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1893-1940
posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1893-1940
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942_large1
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942_large1
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGESocial Issues Research Centre - Dietary Timeline 1942
Wartime posters and dietary advice from SIRC's timeline, 1942
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wvm2003 3 pages
T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERenault 'New' Van Man Report 2003
Five years ago we published the results of the first definitive study of White Van Man - a species of driver that had gained an unenviable reputation for being an 'aggressive lunatic' on the roads and a threat to all other road users.
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T2 TD CLASS 1PAGERenault 'New' Van Man Report 2003
Five years ago we published the results of the first definitive study of White Van Man - a species of driver that had gained an unenviable reputation for being an 'aggressive lunatic' on the roads and a threat to all other road users.
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