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Controversy over Afro-Brazilian practices exposes the Brazilian alt-med glass ceiling
Carlos Orsi
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19th January 2026
Alternative Medicine
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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How arbitrary decisions become dogma in healthcare
André Bacchi
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9th February 2026
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No, a study didn’t show oat milk and veganism will make you depressed
Michael Marshall
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30th January 2026
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Alcohol is linked to developing cancer, but we should weigh up our risks accurately
Alice Howarth
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26th January 2026
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Hot and Bovaer-ed: using animal methane inhibitors to tackle greenhouse emissions
Robyn Lowe
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21st January 2026
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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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The “Greatest Ghost Sighting ever”: the Grey Lady of the Theatre Royal, Bath
Andy Owens
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13th February 2026
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Catching Killers, Not Curses: how to investigate Africa’s ‘Money Ritual’ crimes
Keith K Silika
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Sani K Bayero
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28th January 2026
UFOs
Exploring the Archives for the Unexplained
Mark Horne
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23rd January 2026
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Exploring the limits of skepticism. Part 3: The value of adversarial collaborations
Chris French
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16th January 2026
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5th January 2026
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Taylor Swift isn’t “MAGA-coded”, she is a lightning rod for conspiracist grievances
Dave Hahn
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2nd February 2026
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How word games and folk etymology feed into fringe beliefs
Mark Horne
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15th December 2025
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Why do people ignore evidence, and what actually changes minds?
Zion Lights
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5th December 2025
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Phantom Time Hypothesis – the supposedly ‘missing’ fortnight in 1752
Mike Hall
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5th November 2025
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Predictive Programming: why conspiracists scour pop culture for sinister clues
Dave Hahn
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29th October 2025
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Intellectual humility doesn’t require us to be open to absolutely anything being true
Aaron Rabinowitz
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4th February 2026
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The Daily Mail guide to twisting the facts on vehicle emissions
Brian Eggo
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14th January 2026
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The Humanist Enabling Life Project – supporting victims of sharia attacks
Leo Igwe
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12th January 2026
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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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The digital doppelgänger: how algorithms decide who we become
Dion Stephan Baldsing
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11th February 2026
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How arbitrary decisions become dogma in healthcare
André Bacchi
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9th February 2026
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Generative AI is only a threat to writers if they’re not paid for the use of their work
Sofie Rainier
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6th February 2026
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Hot and Bovaer-ed: using animal methane inhibitors to tackle greenhouse emissions
Robyn Lowe
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21st January 2026
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14th January 2026
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NAD the answer? Behind the marketing hype of life-extension supplementation
Brian Goncus
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1st September 2025
When it comes to life-extension technology, there's much current hype around NAD and NMN supplementation - but robust evidence is still lacking
Health
When science outpaces sweat: the value of exercise in a post-Ozempic world
Peter Dawson
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22nd August 2025
In a world where Ozempic and other new drugs help us meet our weight loss and muscle-building goals, we shouldn't overlook the value of exercise
Health
Snus: the nicotine pouch epidemic among professional footballers
Alice Howarth
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13th August 2025
With as many as 3 in 4 professional footballers use snus pouches, it's time for the game to offer real support for managing players' stress.
Alternative Medicine
Is King Charles treating his cancer with homeopathy?
Edzard Ernst
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4th August 2025
When King Charles received a cancer diagnosis, speculation inevitably arose about his treatment plan as an avid homeopathy fan
Placebo Effect
No, placebos probably aren’t getting stronger over time
Mike Hall
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16th July 2025
Placebo responses have not gotten stronger over the past 30 years – trials are just better at isolating treatment effects from noise
Health
The UK has some of the safest tap water in the world – despite what Water2 claim
Michael Marshall
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9th July 2025
Water2 sells pricey water filters to rid your tap water of harmful contaminants – the problem is, UK tap water is already incredibly safe
Health
Kind Patches almost certainly aren’t the answer to ADHD focus issues
Alice Howarth
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2nd July 2025
Kind Patches sell patches filled with natural ingredients, with all manner of health claims - but, as so often with supplements, no real evidence
Health
Hair analysis and bioresonance food sensitivity tests are simply junk science
Brian Eggo
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20th June 2025
Companies selling food sensitivity tests that 'analyse' hair samples via bioresonance devices are selling little more than dietary paranoia
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