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Population Statisticians Applaud Death SpiralA statistician interviewed on NPR applauds the world’s slowing growth rate. Unfortunately, the US can’t afford it.- Meet AC Contributor Peter FlomI recently interviewed Associated Content Contributor Peter Flom. He has been a member of AC since July of 2009 and somehow manages to be a father, a statistician and a writer all at once. A wide variety of topics can be found in his AC library.
- The Great Indian Democracy - Authors of Indian Constitution (AIC) Were Really GeniusesContraty to the popular opinion that India is a large but chaotic democracy that barely functions, this CP believs that India is a vibrant and self evolving democratic system. Read on...
- Life Expectancy Increases, but Risk RemainsAccording to the CDC, life expectancy continues to rise thanks to reductions in death related to top killers. Prevention and advances in medicine important for continuing trend.
- Affordable Health Care for All Americans: A Matter of Literacy?"Our findings suggest that low health literacy exacts enormous costs on both the health system and society, and that current expenditures could be far better directed through a commitment to improving health literacy."
- Life Expectancy in United States Hits New High of 78The report from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention has said that life expectancy in the United States has increased to 78 years-old.
Actos Still Has Many Benefits for Type 2 Diabetics, Cleveland Clinic Study ShowsThe Cleveland Clinic has just issued a press release that shows that, despite this increased risk of heart failure, pioglitazone reduces the risk of death, heart attack and stroke in type 2 diabetics.- The Eugenics of Luther Burbank: A Precursor to CloningStory of Luther Burbank's involvement in the American Eugenics Movement
NASA Scientist James Hansen Places Foot in Mouth on Global Warming?Dr. James Hansen has criticized the Bush administration on Sixty Minutes for alleged censorship. After the latest at GISS, perhaps he was too hasty with his criticism.- Study: Year Round Schools Do Not Improve GradesSociologist and researcher from Ohio State University found that students in year-round schools learn more during the summer, when others are on vacation, but they seem to learn less than other children during the rest of the year.
Global Warming Numbers WrongScientists at NASA's Godard Institute for Space Sciences admit that there was an error in the recent temperature averages. Now 1998 is not the warmest year on record for the United States.- The Most Feared (But Least Likely) Ways to DieThis is a list of the most commonly feared violent deaths, along with statistics proving how unlikely we are to die this way.
Visits to National Parks on the Decline; Many WorriedFewer people are traveling to America's national parks; a trend that has many - from the tourism industry to conservationists - worried.- Ethical Relativism and Absolute TaboosTaboos regulate our sexual conduct, race relations, political institutions, and economic mechanisms - virtually every realm of our life.
- The History of Sabermetrics and Its Relation to MathA college research paper on how sabermetrics works and how it relies heavily on mathematics.
Good Guys and Bad Guys of HockeyIn this wonderful world of sports there are many athletes who brighten our eyes with their skill and majesty.- The Ecology of EnvironmentalismIndustrialists, politicians and economists have only recently begun paying lip service to sustainable development and to the environmental costs of their policies.
- "The Lost Tomb of Jesus": A ReviewReviewing a recent Discovery Channel special
- Parts of Southeast Face Above-Average Hurricane Risk in 2007Two analysts predict higher than normal hurricane risk in parts of Florida, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina.
Diabetes Drug Avandia Linked to Heart Attack and DeathAvandia is used by 6 million type-II diabetes patients. New reports fomd the drug to increase the chances of heart attack and death in it's users.
The Polio Vaccine: What the Manufacturer's Package Insert Tells UsA critical look at the Polio vaccine with emphasis on the manufacturer's own package insert
Choosing a Career in the Field of Mathematics: A Variety of Jobs for Number CrunchersAspiring high school seniors,college freshmen, and sophomores face the decision of choosing a career. If you have skills and abilities in math, here is a list of possible careers for you.- Understanding MathMathematics has been said to be one of the most difficult disciplines in the field of education. This, however, ought not to be the case since getting the mind reason mathematically is one of the simplest training, in that math is simple logic.
The Contributions of Immigrants to the United StatesThis paper discusses the contributions of nineteenth and early twentieth century immigrants to the U.S., with special emphasis on German immigrants.- George Washington and the Revolutionary War: A HistoriographyWashington remains the center of many varying historiographic studies two hundred years after Washington's service in the Revolutionary War.
- New Study Questions Validity of Currently-Accepted Standard in the ElderlyResults of Recently Published Study from Great Britain Indicates that the Body Mass Index (BMI) May not be an Accurate Predictor of Subsequent Health Problems in the Elderly.
- Bio of Career Stolen Base and Runs Scored Leader Rickey HendersonRickey Henderson still holds onto the idea that someone will pick him up at the age of 47, but he should be in the Hall of Fame before he's fifty.
- Big BrotherA family reunion, ducks, conjuring up beer from thin air, and a naughty story about horses
Are Taller Wide Receivers Better in the NFL?Are taller wide receivers better than shorter wide receivers? Does height really make a difference for a wide receiver in the NFL?- How To Lie With StatisticsWe are constantly being bombarded with statistics. Every advertiser, politician, spin doctor and pressure group seems to have reams of statistics to help sell their product or position. But do we really know how to evaluate all the pablum we're being fed?
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