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Dear Editor The epidemiological study by Hasenböhler and colleagues provides evidence that the consumption of food preservatives is associated with an increased cancer risk [1]. However the higher rates of cancer are modest (mostly 10-30% increased risk).
Demonstrating biological plausibility helps strengthen the likelihood of a causa...
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Re: Managing the impact of AI on both human health and planetary health requires new forms of governance
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Kickbusch’s call to reframe artificial intelligence (AI) governance through a planetary health lens is timely and compelling. As AI systems – particularly large language model (LLM) based applications – move rapi...
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I read Larson and Lin’s (2024) discussion of AI's potential role in addressing vaccine hesitancy with great interest. Their analysis of AI's capabilities in detecting misinformation, generating empathetic messaging, and delivering contextually relevant information is comprehensive and persuasive. However,...
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The recent editorial on GP working patterns highlights a familiar yet under-analysed dimension of the primary care crisis: not merely a shortage of clinicians, but a loss of time as the fundamental raw material of continuity, review, and negotiated uncertainty [1]. These functions cannot be replaced by more appointments al...
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Feinmann’s celebration of Labour’s 18-month scorecard does not merely reflect optimism; it reframes a statistical recovery as a systemic one [1]. By equating “progress” with elective velocity, the government achieves improvement largely by excluding the very populations—frail, older, cognitively impaired, and socially comp...
