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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You CAN have a healthy pizza... with our guide to the best on the supermarket shelves

‘Char-grilled vegetable toppings are rich in potassium, which helps muscle cells to function, while the tomato sauce contains lycopene which has been shown to reduce the chance of prostate cancer in men,’ says Catherine Collins, principal dietician at St George’s Hospital, London.

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

You CAN have a healthy pizza... with our guide to the best on the supermarket shelves

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