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From the archives: the ‘Synchro-Energiser’ – a pseudoscientific panacea?
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25th September 2025
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8th September 2025
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Why are heart attacks in women so often misdiagnosed?
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7th November 2025
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12th November 2025
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3rd November 2025
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31st October 2025
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21st October 2025
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20th October 2025
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Rapid Prompting Method: A new form of communicating? Hardly
Janyce Boynton
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24th March 2021
Despite the extraordinary claims, messages derived via Rapid Prompting Method come not from non-speaking people, but from their facilitators.
Health
Virginity testing is as unscientific as it is sexist, but will banning these tests prove effective?
Galina Limorenko
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19th March 2021
Banning virginity testing won't stop the violation of women’s rights, but protecting human rights will make such tests obsolete
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Do we really need supplements? A skeptic’s guide to micronutrients
Pixie Turner
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17th March 2021
While most nutritional supplements are probably not worth your time and money, not everything on the vitamin shelf should be dismissed
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Encouraging patients to question their vaccine eligibility will cause more harm than good
Michael Marshall
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8th March 2021
As the vaccine rollout continues at pace, it's vital that messaging to patients remains clear: if you're invited for a vaccine, please take it
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Activated charcoal is increasingly popular, so let’s talk about what makes for a good toothpaste
Shaun Sellars
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1st March 2021
The alternative medicine community is very fond of their charcoal toothpastes, but the vast majority offer zero protection to teeth
Health
10 persistent HIV myths we need to move past to break the stigma of the disease
Alice Howarth
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26th February 2021
It's a Sin showed us how much our understanding of HIV has changed, but social attitudes to the disease still remain mired in stigma
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Headlines calling HPV swabs “home smear tests” risk putting people off cervical screenings
Alice Howarth
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25th February 2021
When the media refers to new home swabs for HPV as "home smear test", they risk discouraging people from attending cervical screening
Alternative Medicine
When it comes to our health, doing nothing is often better than doing something wrong
Natália Pasternak
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Carlos Orsi
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19th February 2021
Most of the time, being proactive can be a good thing, but when it comes to healthcare, doing nothing is better than doing something stupid.
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