Category Archives: Health

Don’t Get Sick In Low IQ Countries

Posted on February 22, 2015 by Luke Ford

This obvious link between IQ and health outcomes does not get mentioned in the Washington Post story: The island nation of Madagascar and the landlocked Himalayan nation of Bhutan might seem like charming tourist attractions. Travelers might want to think … Continue reading →

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Getting Old

Posted on February 10, 2015 by Luke Ford

My friend Damon posts: I was preparing a well balanced meal this evening when It dawned on me that my age is finally catching up with me. I eat old people food. and I like it. I don’t understand young … Continue reading →

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WP: Ebola’s lessons, painfully learned at great cost in dollars and human lives

Posted on December 28, 2014 by Luke Ford

The Washington Post misses the most important lesson of Ebola and AIDS and gonorrhea and the like — stupid people do stupid things and the more stupid people you let into your country, the more stupid the results. WP reports: … Continue reading →

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Health Problems By Race

Posted on August 22, 2014 by Luke Ford

Jared Taylor writes in White Identity: “Eighty percent of black women are overweight or obese. During the period 2006 to 2008, blacks were 51% more likely than whites to be obese and Hispanics were 21% more likely. The CDC found … Continue reading →

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The Arrival Of Race-Based Medicine

Posted on February 15, 2014 by Luke Ford

Would it be better to let people die rather than face up to the fact of very real genetic differences between the races? From Forbes: A flood of studies has emerged showing racial differences in how patients suffer from disease–or … Continue reading →

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