“…Apples that suppress appetite could also be in the pipeline, with the first varieties on shelves within five years.”
via Extra healthy apples on the way as scientists crack genome for Golden Delicious | Mail Online.
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“…Apples that suppress appetite could also be in the pipeline, with the first varieties on shelves within five years.”
via Extra healthy apples on the way as scientists crack genome for Golden Delicious | Mail Online.
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Why does anyone receive suboptimal care? After all, society could not have given us people with more talent, more dedication, and more training than the people in medical science have—than you have. I think the answer is that we have not grappled with the fact that the complexity of science has changed medicine fundamentally. This can no longer be a profession of craftsmen individually brewing plans for whatever patient comes through the door. We have to be more like engineers building a mechanism whose parts actually fit together, whose workings are ever more finely tuned and tweaked for ever better performance in providing aid and comfort to human beings.
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