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Moroccan Argan oil is an interesting traditional product, but it’s certainly no panacea
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18th November 2024
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Animals, acupuncture and alt-med: the Brazilian penguin being subjected to Enya
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Peter O'Hara
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Peter O'Hara is a practising psychiatrist in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland, and a Convenor of the Irish Skeptics.
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From the archives: Tolerating continued uncertainty – leaving cases unexplained
Peter O'Hara
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30th January 1987
From the first ever issue of The Skeptic, Peter O'Hara explains why it's OK to accept something as 'unexplained' - and why that doesn't mean it's 'unexplainable'.
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Pacemakers don’t work when they’re switched off – we should doubt studies that say otherwise
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From the archive: Many Happy Returns – Are past-life regressions evidence for reincarnation?
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