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Hi Russ,
funny titles yes, but I think it would add a lot if there was some context, what the papers are about. For a non-native speaker it’s quite hard to understand what the “headless chicken syndrome” is about for example … is it a condition or just puns? Or is it unintentional funny (non-native authors), etc
What a pity that most papers are just indexed, but nit accessible via Pubmed.