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“The link between lack of sleep and cancer is now so strong that the World Health Organization has classified any form of nighttime shift work as a probable carcinogen." http://t.ted.com/BFWOfuD pic.twitter.com/5L4YsfnwGe
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I understand it can be difficult to properly investigate claims like this but it is SO important. We really need to stop reposting things without first considering the message with a healthy amount of skepticism.
1) What is the intent? 2) What possible biases might be influencing the content? 3) Being aware that I myself am biased, do I agree or disagree with this and why? 4) What are we expected to do with this information?
The IARC (part of WHO) did say that night time shift work is a probably carcinogen in 2007, and they reaffirmed that in 2019.https://www.isglobal.org/en/-/iarc-retains-probably-carcinogenic-classification-for-night-shift-work# …
Okay but what was said still wasn't very accurate. And even IARC is like, "we don't have evidence of this but we'll call it possibly carcinogenic anyway"
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