The (New) Daily Mail Oncological Ontology Project

An ongoing quest to track the Daily Mail's classification of inanimate objects into two types: those that cause cancer, and those that cure it. Inspired by and a direct continuation of the Daily Mail Oncological Ontology Project, now sadly defunct.
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Aug 22

Is it time to stop taking the Pill? A new book asks whether the tide of risks has gone too far

In short the benefit of having sex without the fear of pregnancy (or the hassle of romance-killing condoms) is sold as a fair trade off to any of the many side-effects shared by various brands of Pill - weight gain, irritability-depression, anxiety, anger, loss of sex drive, migraines not to mention rumoured links to breast cancer and fatal blood clots.

The (New) Daily Mail Oncological Ontology Project

An ongoing quest to track the Daily Mail's classification of inanimate objects into two types: those that cause cancer, and those that cure it. Inspired by and a direct continuation of the Daily Mail Oncological Ontology Project, now sadly defunct. A qwghlm.co.uk product

Is it time to stop taking the Pill? A new book asks whether the tide of risks has gone too far

An ongoing quest to track the Daily Mail's classification of inanimate objects into two types: those that cause cancer, and those that cure it. Inspired by and a direct continuation of the Daily Mail Oncological Ontology Project, now sadly defunct.
A qwghlm.co.uk product