You know, a little more than 30 years ago, I was presented with some breathtaking information. No, not another invention or process. This was way more personal.
Continue reading Embryonic Hopes
We are having our babies older than we used to. Which is why our population is not increasing. (As a matter of fact, it was just announced that there were more deaths than births for soon-to-be minority majority Whites in America.) Because the longer we wait, the less likely we will have our (old) average of 2.2 children per family. Even that wasn’t “self-replicating”, with 2.33 children per family- which keeps the population stable. Right now, US families are averaging just over 1.9 children per family. Continue reading Decisions have Consequences
OK. Let’s use an article disseminated today by the Associated Press, written by Lindsey Tanner. (Tanner may not have chosen the headline- but the article is not quite kosher, either.). Here’s the link: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38301219/ns/health-cancer/
Continue reading A Followup to yesterday’s blog- about misleading headlines and articles