Health

Mark McDonald, America’s Frontline Doctors, and some very troubling beliefs about autism

A recent interview between former atheist James Lindsay and Dr Mark McDonald showed the distasteful views anti-vaxxers share when among friends

Dragons’ Den has a quackery problem that goes far beyond ear seeds

While recent attention has understandably been on Dragons' Den's promotion of ME/cfs quackery, the BBC show's flirtation with pseudoscience runs much deeper

A brief history of radio-phobia: new technology is always met with fear and uncertainty

We might think of anti-5G fears as a new phenomenon, but cutting edge technology has always been met with irrational concerns

A State of Fear: Laura Dodsworth’s ‘sensible’ Covid scepticism

Deploying the same fear-based tactics her book criticises, Laura Dodsworth’s ‘A State Of Fear’ is light on facts and heavy on hunches

What, if anything, can cannabis treat, and what does the latest research say?

While Cannabis is claimed to treat all manner of conditions, research has been hindered by political barriers - though that might be starting to change

Gillian Anderson misses the “G Spot” with her range of wellness drinks and health claims

The marketing for G Spot - the new range of wellness drinks from Gillian Anderson - goes beyond cheeky into outright misleading

The radicalisation of “Joan”: a true-life account of one colleague’s slide into conspiracism

"Joan" was always interested in off-the-wall ideas, but over time she became increasingly drawn into deeper and deeper conspiracy theories

Down the rabbit hole: Why people think rabbit ears act as a dewormer for dogs

The fashionable trend among pet owners to feed their dogs rabbit ears, in the belief that they can help act as a natural dewormer, is entirely misguided
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