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If pseudoscience actually worked, scientists would be first in line to profit
Slava Amanatski
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8th December 2025
Alternative Medicine
From the archives: the ‘Synchro-Energiser’ – a pseudoscientific panacea?
Michael Heap
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4th November 2025
Alternative Medicine
Are nanoparticles a turning point for homeopathy? Don’t count on it
Edzard Ernst
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27th October 2025
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Why is Tesco’s free recipe magazine telling me about the health benefits of sea moss?
Alice Howarth
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25th September 2025
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Preventing British Supplements’ health claims isn’t an infringement of free speech
Michael Marshall
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8th September 2025
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Physiotherapy is almost as pseudoscientific as osteopathy and chiropractic
Paul Ingraham
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11th December 2025
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Is the 10,000 steps goal a fitness fact or merely a marketing myth?
Elissar Gerges
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10th December 2025
Conspiracy Theories
Why do people ignore evidence, and what actually changes minds?
Zion Lights
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5th December 2025
Nutrition
How ultra-processed food fear can fuel anxiety and disordered eating
Maeve Hanan
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28th November 2025
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Polylaminin: a miracle cure for spinal injuries, or another media hype story?
Marcelo Yamashita
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10th November 2025
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How did psychics fare with their predictions for 2025?
Michael Marshall
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5th January 2026
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Why I don’t believe in… Bigfoot
Blake Smith
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19th December 2025
Skepticism
If pseudoscience actually worked, scientists would be first in line to profit
Slava Amanatski
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8th December 2025
Paranormal
The BBC’s NightWatch is a control group for Ghost Hunting TV
Hayley Stevens
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19th November 2025
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A forgotten sceptic: William M. Knox, the one-eyed atheist of Belfast
Madeleine Goodall
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17th November 2025
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How word games and folk etymology feed into fringe beliefs
Mark Horne
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15th December 2025
Conspiracy Theories
Why do people ignore evidence, and what actually changes minds?
Zion Lights
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5th December 2025
Conspiracy Theories
Phantom Time Hypothesis – the supposedly ‘missing’ fortnight in 1752
Mike Hall
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5th November 2025
Conspiracy Theories
Predictive Programming: why conspiracists scour pop culture for sinister clues
Dave Hahn
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29th October 2025
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The sinking of the Titanic wasn’t a crafty insurance con, it was a real tragedy
Mike Hall
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13th October 2025
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Vladimir Putin’s insistence on pseudoscience is more than just propaganda
Slava Amanatski
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9th January 2026
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Camp Quest UK returns, offering a secular space for families to explore
Alastair Lichten
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8th January 2026
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Encouraging non-belief and activism against witch hunts in black communities
Leo Igwe
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12th December 2025
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Fake products, fake doctors, fake testimonials – the unchecked menace of online ads
Michael Marshall
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4th December 2025
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Can assisted dying be a free choice in a society that dehumanises disabled people?
Sorrel Kinton
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2nd December 2025
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Putting things into perspective: the fallibility of expert drone spotters
Andrew Hyams
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7th January 2026
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In the face of AI-driven encyclopedias, cherish Wikipedia – and original sources
Hayley Stevens
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18th December 2025
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In a culture of materialism, The Emperor’s New Clothes have designer labels
Daniel Aaron Levy
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17th December 2025
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Is the 10,000 steps goal a fitness fact or merely a marketing myth?
Elissar Gerges
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10th December 2025
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Zion Lights
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“Who decides?”: how fair questions can derail meaningful action
Aaron Rabinowitz
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31st March 2021
The question of who gets to decide how boundaries are set in society can often be a way to distract from efforts to change the status quo
Media
When shows like Pod Save America run pseudoscience ads, they undermine their credibility
Michael Marshall
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22nd February 2021
Podcast hosts have a real intimacy with their listeners - that trust is eroded when they advertise snake oil supplements and pseudoscience
Skepticism
Monkey Business: humans aren’t alone in recognising a good bargain
Deborah Hyde
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15th February 2021
Macaques have been observed trading tourists' possessions for food - showing humans aren't the only ones to understand good value
Skepticism
Putting Some Skeptical Mantras to Bed
Jonathan Jarry
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28th January 2021
As skeptics, we hear the same sayings and mantras repeated again and again, but we rarely pause to consider if they're useful... or even true
Conspiracy Theories
Cheap talk skepticism: why we need to push back against those who are ‘just asking questions’
Aaron Rabinowitz
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8th January 2021
'Cheap talk' skepticism - coming at little cost to the doubter, but significant cost to others - is undermining genuine skeptical inquiry.
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How to spot medical misinformation in a pandemic: our top 10 tips
Brian Eggo
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30th December 2020
As medical misinformation and dubious claims continue to spread, we present our guide to help you separate fact from fiction.
Skepticism
Rebecca Fox… On the edge
Rebecca Fox
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11th December 2020
Skepticism isn't something you are, it's something you do - when we realise that, it frees us to do skepticism our own way
Skepticism
On not being wrong: Personal reflections from a lifetime of skepticism
Chris French
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7th December 2020
An important part of proper scepticism is to always be open to the possibility that you might be mistaken in your beliefs
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