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In this episode of the Hypermobility Happy Hour Podcast, host Carrie interviews dietitian Sivita Sanju from Savvy Dietetics in Brisbane, Australia....

This podcast episode from Hypermobility Happy Hour features dietitian Sivita Sandu discussing the relationship between hypermobility, POTS, and diet....

The conversation is a detailed exploration of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy's downfall at the end of World War I, framed around the launch of a new book that delves into often-overlooked aspects of this historical period....

This podcast episode provides a comprehensive history of feminist political struggles, framed within three temporal waves....

The episode explores the impact of modern technology, particularly smartphones and artificial intelligence, on the human brain....

This podcast chapter explores how the tobacco industry famously confused correlation with causation to cast doubt on the link between smoking and lung cancer, demonstrating that manufactured uncertainty can be a dangerous weapon.

This podcast chapter critically examines the misuse of statistics in the contentious debate linking IQ and skin color, questioning the assumed objectivity of data and highlighting its potential for harm.

This chapter explores how society's obsession with numbers began, highlighting Florence Nightingale's key role as a data pioneer and the three developments that led to our modern reliance on statistics.

In Chapter 3, Sanne Blauw explores data collection by analyzing Alfred Kinsey's flawed 1940s sex study, highlighting how its critical sampling errors remain relevant in modern polls and psychological research.

In Chapter 1, Sanne Blauw explores the historical roots of our societal obsession with numbers, highlighting Florence Nightingale as a key figure and identifying the three developments that led to this modern fixation.