In the News
Science does not always make sense
13th January 2016
The story of the week for many people was the new alcohol guidelines issued by the UK’s chief medical officers. In 1995, the recommended weekly upper limit for men was set at 21 units, or around eight pints. This has now been slashed to only 14 units.
You might also like
Obesity - A Global Economic Issue
24th December 2014
Why cricket is like spam
21st July 2015
Scotland the Feckless
3rd April 2016
Is it time to abolish the OBR?
30th November 2016
Rising Obesity in OECD Countries
13th August 2017
Externalities: Air pollution is the new tobacco
21st December 2018