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Sleepless World – What biorhythmic tunes does the orchestra of clock genes play in your body?

Posted on April 3, 2019 by Kiti Müller

Polar night season ended officially in the whole of Finland on January 18th. It was the period during which the sun stayed below the horizon in northern Lapland for nearly two months. Also, in southern Finland, as winter approached, the … Continue reading →

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Eye-witness to 45 years of advances in medicine – the importance of a doctor’s clinical eye

Posted on November 20, 2018 by Kiti Müller

This is a blog about a doctor’s back and forth mental jumps around past, present and future medicine and age-old truths that still make a difference. I have now had the opportunity to follow for 45 years first-hand the many … Continue reading →

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Health Hype and Unmentionable Reality Bites

Posted on November 9, 2015 by Kiti Müller

In early October, in sunny and warm California, I am sitting in a darkened conference hall. I once again hadn’t remembered that there where people enjoy (at least from a Finn’s perspective) year-round summer, one shivers indoors. Air-condition cooled air … Continue reading →

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