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    Reflections of 2019 - 4 year(s) ago

    Each year, on December 31st, I write my ‘reflections of…’ post – as an opportunity to look back on the year, as well as to think about where I’m going in the new one. …

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    CARDiOmics Club - 4 year(s) ago

    Critical Appraisal of Cardiovascular Research

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    For centuries, scientists have pondered why people would incur personal costs to help others and the implications for the performers themselves. While most previous studies have suggested that those who perform altruistic actions receive direct or indirect benefits that could compensate for their cost in the future, we offer another take on how this could be understood. We examine how altruistic…

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