Hot off the press, Bob Kaplan’s new paper explores the metabolic nature of hereditary cancer syndromes. His paper makes a case for the metabolic theory of cancer as it relates to the precise mutations many cite as proof for the somatic mutation theory.
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Bob Kaplan is an independent research analyst. Bob previously served as director of research at Early Medical, contributing to The Drive podcast with Peter Attia and its other properties. Kaplan was a researcher at the Nutrition Science Initiative (NuSI), and an exercise physiologist at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. His current and previous research interests include meta-research, chronic diseases, bioenergetics, exercise physiology, and nutrition.
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