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On The Gist, Mike asks Maria Konnikova of the New Yorker about her beef with the World Health Organization. Their recent headlines draw attention to a link between processed meats and cancer risk. Is that bulls–t? Maria’s new book The Confidence Game is now available for preorder. For the Spiel, the common core’s big PR problem.
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