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The abuse of the scientific method in so-called alternative medicine
Edzard Ernst
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27th January 2025
Wellness
Lemme Purr: the celebrity-backed wellness gummies trading on intimate insecurities
Alice Howarth
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18th December 2024
Alternative Medicine
First do no harm? Treatments don’t need to be harmless, as long they do good
Edzard Ernst
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27th November 2024
Health
Moroccan Argan oil is an interesting traditional product, but it’s certainly no panacea
Alice Howarth
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18th November 2024
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Animals, acupuncture and alt-med: the Brazilian penguin being subjected to Enya
Natália Pasternak
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11th November 2024
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An overdose on placebo pills can cause adverse reactions… but not because of the nocebo effect
Mike Hall
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3rd February 2025
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People with Alzheimer’s deserve care and dignity – not false hope of miracle cures
Lena Bohman
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29th January 2025
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The anti-fluoridation movement is born of public health mistrust and misinformation
Elissar Gerges
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24th January 2025
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How genuine is cultural commentators’ ‘concern’ for OnlyFans model Lily Phillips?
Abigail Kennedy
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22nd January 2025
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Placebo surgery: why performing fake operations doesn’t actually help anyone
Mike Hall
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20th January 2025
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The Telepathy Tapes is wrong – autistic children don’t have supernatural powers
Michael Marshall
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31st January 2025
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From the archive: Martian waterways – the story of the canals of Mars
Sean O'Brian
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28th January 2025
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The recent New Jersey drone scare tells us a lot about how panics spread
Dave Hahn
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15th January 2025
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From the archive: Paul Daniels, the Philosophical Prestidigitator
Mike Hutchinson
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14th January 2025
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From the archive: Return To Silpho Moor – the Scarborough sky crash of 1957
Roger Ford
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7th January 2025
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Understanding the origins of the 15-Minute City panic takes just 30 minutes
Tim Jokl
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5th February 2025
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Left-wing conspiracy theories and ‘missing’ votes in the wake of Trump’s election win
Dave Hahn
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9th December 2024
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Comparing misinformation to a virus is both accurate and useful in preventing its spread
Sander van der Linden
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5th November 2024
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2000 mules: why many Americans are convinced Trump won the 2020 election
Jim Cliff
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4th November 2024
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Welcome to the modern American Right – the world that high weirdness built
Aaron Rabinowitz
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14th October 2024
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Understanding the origins of the 15-Minute City panic takes just 30 minutes
Tim Jokl
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5th February 2025
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From the archive: fears over hidden Satanism in Procter & Gamble’s logo
Toby Howard
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4th February 2025
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From the archive: Martian waterways – the story of the canals of Mars
Sean O'Brian
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28th January 2025
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How genuine is cultural commentators’ ‘concern’ for OnlyFans model Lily Phillips?
Abigail Kennedy
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22nd January 2025
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From the archive: Analysing handwriting analysis and graphology
Barrie Whitaker
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21st January 2025
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An overdose on placebo pills can cause adverse reactions… but not because of the nocebo effect
Mike Hall
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3rd February 2025
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The Telepathy Tapes is wrong – autistic children don’t have supernatural powers
Michael Marshall
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31st January 2025
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People with Alzheimer’s deserve care and dignity – not false hope of miracle cures
Lena Bohman
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29th January 2025
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From the archive: Analysing handwriting analysis and graphology
Barrie Whitaker
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21st January 2025
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Placebo surgery: why performing fake operations doesn’t actually help anyone
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When skepticism collides with human experience. The societal implications of scientific skepticism.
Extremism
Be A Man: assessing the Manosphere and its influence in Singapore
Elijah Ho
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26th January 2024
Manosphere figures like Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson build a colossal online audience among aggrieved young men - but not, seemingly, in Singapore
Politics
Given climate change and energy insecurity, we need to tackle public fear of nuclear energy
Jade Cairole
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19th January 2024
Nuclear energy can help decarbonise the power grid, mitigate climate change and improve energy security - so why are the public still so scared?
Skepticism
The graveyard of skeptical projects suggests it’s funding, not talent, that we’re lacking
Jonathan Jarry
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17th January 2024
Skepticism is a public good, but it is often starved of resources - the quiet deaths of so many pro-skepticism endeavours should alarm all of us
History
The story of Phineas Gage’s accident is well-known; what happened to him afterwards is not
Kat Ford
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5th January 2024
What happened to Phineas Gage after his traumatic brain injury is a legend that has warped in its telling, but the real story shows us how remarkable the brain truly is
Science
Five persistent myths about caring for houseplants, and why they’re wrong
Alice Howarth
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3rd January 2024
Keeping houseplants alive can be extremely rewarding - and extremely challenging, which is why so many myths exist about perfect houseplant care
Media
G marks the Spot: when it comes to celebrity endorsements, the truth is still out there
Paula Blair
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20th December 2023
Disappointment over Gillian Anderson's recent foray into nutritional woo shows how attached we can become to a well-cultivated celebrity persona
History
The substitute king ritual in Ancient Mesopotamia: an elegant solution to inevitable fate
Hadar Rubin
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18th December 2023
When the death of the king was prophecised in Ancient Mesopotamia, the solution was to substitute in a regal stand in - and then kill him
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Israel and Gaza show us that humanity and compassion are among the casualties of war
Hadar Rubin
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29th November 2023
Growing up amidst conflict and turmoil, it is easy to normalise living under threat - but we should guard against dehumanising the other side
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From the archive: fears over hidden Satanism in Procter & Gamble’s logo
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