https://health.spectator.co.uk/ignore-the-lazy-headlines-chips-dont-double-your-chances-of-death/
Citando:
"Epidemiological studies often take groups of people of a certain age and observe how many of them die over a certain number of years. This can be useful in identifying the causes of premature mortality, but it does not tell us anything about our ‘chances of death’ which remain 100 per cent despite the best efforts of the health lobby.
Should we avoid chips on the basis of this study? I wouldn’t be too hasty. Published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, it is a fairly average study by the standards of nutritional epidemiology. It does not have any glaring flaws that set it apart from the others, but that is not high praise. Most epidemiological studies are useless and nutritional epidemiology, in particular, is a cesspool of contradictory findings and confounding factors.
This is not the fault of the researchers (...)"
