(props to Dan, from whose facebook I stole this link)
http://www.ideagrove.com/blog/2007/10/study-obesity-linked-to-headlessness.html
A new study of media coverage of studies of obesity has concluded that headlessness may be a contributor to excessive weight gain.
Weve read almost every study on obesity as reported in the media, and there is compelling evidence that many overweight people and particularly morbidly obese people are headless, said Dr. O.R. Chard of the Center for the Study of Media-Reported Studies. Whether this link is causal or merely correlational is as yet undetermined, but certainly merits further study.
http://www.ideagrove.com/blog/2007/10/study-obesity-linked-to-headlessness.html
A new study of media coverage of studies of obesity has concluded that headlessness may be a contributor to excessive weight gain.
Weve read almost every study on obesity as reported in the media, and there is compelling evidence that many overweight people and particularly morbidly obese people are headless, said Dr. O.R. Chard of the Center for the Study of Media-Reported Studies. Whether this link is causal or merely correlational is as yet undetermined, but certainly merits further study.
