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In this post: the large version of the Medicine & Health channel photo, a comment from a reader, and the best posts of the week.
Reader comment of the week:
You can't Live forever, says PalMD of denialism blog (who knew?), but some people persist in the mistaken notion that lifestyle choices—a healthy diet, regular exercise—can extend the lives of those living with chronic illnesses without the use of physician-prescribed drugs.
Reader Suricou Raven has her own suggestion for living a long life:
I have a plan for immortality: 1. Live healthy. That gives me up to seventy or so, baring accident or illness. 2. By then, medical technology will have advanced to the point I can probably extend that to around 120. 3. By which point its a century into the future, and I hope there will be some super-science that can handle immortality. Brain-in-a-jar is quite acceptable to me, if hooked up to a good enough interface.
Some other Medicine & Health posts we thought were cool this week were:
A celebration of life-saving natural products
Flu survivors still immune after 90 years
Do God and prayer trump scientific medicine?
Look for highlights from other channels coming up!
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