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In this week's episode I thought it would be a good idea, I suppose, to cover the recent study that came out from the epic Oxford cohort that was talking about how

vegans have a what seems to be significantly higher risk of bone fractures including total fractures and hip fractures

potentially most worrying of all and so I thought I would talk about the study some of the

failings of the study but I also thought it would be interesting to talk

about the wider media bias it was pretty obvious I suppose what was going on well obvious

to us vegans what was going on last week when the study was published.

I remember just being kind of shocked by the number of articles about this study.

And if you haven't heard about the study study I'll give you a little rundown of what it was saying but basically there's a new study from the epic Oxford team

which said that vegans, vegetarians and fish eaters all have a higher risk of bone fractures, the meat eaters,

with vegans fairing the worst.

There are a lot of sensational headlines that came out because of this and some of them you

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