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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Sep 14

A bowl of blueberries a day keeps the brain active in the afternoon

Blueberries contain a cocktail of anti-oxidants including anthocyanins, proanthocyanidins, resveratrol and tannins. The fruit are thought to protect against cancer and heart disease, and may even prevent dementia.

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

A bowl of blueberries a day keeps the brain active in the afternoon

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