Short men will live longer than taller people because they are more likely to carry a gene that protects them from the effects of ageing, scientists have revealed.
New research published in the BMJ suggests that for positional skull deformation in infants – flattening of the skull as a result of laying in the same position for long periods – wearing a corrective helmet does not improve the condition.
Researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston found that younger patients who start antidepressant therapy at high doses, rather than the average or typical prescribed doses, were more than twice as likely to try to harm themselves during the first 90 days of treatment.
Modern Scientists claim Phrenology has no validity.
Yet the news story reprinted here talks about the shape of the face and it’s relationship to how soccer players behave………..
Scientists refuse to admit that Phrenology, which claims that the shape of the head and landmarks on it are related to the mental, emotional, and personality makeup of an individual, is a valid science.
The study being reported on in the news story below, which looked for links between facial asymmetry and health, is Phrenology in all but name.