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					<description><![CDATA[I use this in the classroom as it is a great stimulus for discussing bias, the difficulties in drawing conclusions in epidemeology etc and also for examining the possible links between diet and disease. I also find the TED talk by Ben Goldacre is good for this although only for older pupils due to the language.]]></description>
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