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April 7, 2008

A new series of “More or Less”

“More or Less” is back on Radio 4, 4.30pm today (BST); I’ll be presenting and John Gapper will be a contributor to today’s show. Today’s program will (probably) ask why numerology has such wide appeal, whether antidepressants actually work, once we look at unpublished trial data as well as published data, and whether it is really true that the living outnumber the dead. You can also listen online or subscribe to a podcast.

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  1. Numerology ?!??

    Posted by: botogol | April 10th, 2008 at 4:02 pm | Report this comment

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