People with depression have higher body temperatures, suggesting there could be a mental health benefit to lowering the temperatures of those with depression.
I hate articles like this. Implying some sorta of causal relationship with any and all scientific papers that have a correlation between two properties. You can’t write that the paper “suggests” lowering body temps would improve depression when the paper only finds a correlation between the two.
I hate articles like this. Implying some sorta of causal relationship with any and all scientific papers that have a correlation between two properties. You can’t write that the paper “suggests” lowering body temps would improve depression when the paper only finds a correlation between the two.
People with expensive well worn running shoes have better cardiovascular health. So let’s give people well worn running shoes to improve their health.
It’s obviously causation. That’s why there are so many depressed people in Hawaii and so few in Alaska.
Wait …
Aah, the mandatory “correlation is not causation” remark ;)