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The high price of anti-science paranoia and fake cancer-cure conspiracies
André Bacchi
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23rd March 2026
Alternative Medicine
Rights over regulation? The moral case against legalised snake oil
Aaron Rabinowitz
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4th March 2026
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Superficial empowerment: the hidden cost of TikTok’s skincare obsession
Olivia Olin
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23rd February 2026
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The dangers of flawed clinical trials
Edzard Ernst
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18th February 2026
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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
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Peter Duesberg is dead, but his legacy of AIDS denial lives on in Joe Rogan
Michael Marshall
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10th April 2026
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The high price of anti-science paranoia and fake cancer-cure conspiracies
André Bacchi
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23rd March 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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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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‘Capturing Bigfoot’ may yet offer definitive proof that Bigfoot was nothing but a hoax
Blake Smith
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17th April 2026
Ancient Aliens
The ancient alien legacy of the late pseudo-archaeologist, Erich Von Däniken
Dave Hahn
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15th April 2026
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Why aliens look like demons to US Vice President JD Vance
Gabriel Andrade
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8th April 2026
Paranormal
Ed and Lorraine Warren: past masters of paranormal self-promotion
Michael Marshall
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20th March 2026
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The influence of sci-fi media on Zimbabwe’s Ariel School UFO sightings
Gideon Reid
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16th March 2026
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Peter Duesberg is dead, but his legacy of AIDS denial lives on in Joe Rogan
Michael Marshall
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10th April 2026
Conspiracy Theories
The Italian electoral abstention, and the self-fulfilling conspiracy theory plot
Allegra Brachini
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25th March 2026
Conspiracy Theories
Venezuelan “birtherism”: the nationalistic movement to delegitimise Nicolás Maduro
Gabriel Andrade
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6th March 2026
Conspiracy Theories
What the ‘Epstein Files’ tell us about conspiracy theories – and about skeptics
Michael Marshall
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16th February 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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Are you sure that’s what they said? Down the rabbit hole of academic citations
Andrew Shail
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13th April 2026
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Why aliens look like demons to US Vice President JD Vance
Gabriel Andrade
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8th April 2026
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An anatomy of infamy: What constitutes “evil”?
Edzard Ernst
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6th April 2026
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Richard Carlile – Science, Sex and Skepticism in 19th Century England
Mark Horne
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3rd April 2026
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Doing (a Long) Time: sentence inflation and the prison crisis
Emma McClure
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1st April 2026
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In a world of eight billion unique minds, what even is ‘neurotypical’, anyway?
Richard Glover
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20th April 2026
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The Starbucks ‘Sippy Lid’ and the marketing doublespeak of greenwashing
Suyeon Jung
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27th March 2026
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The Sword of Durandal – the wholly impossible “Quantum Navigation Device”
Cameron Coward
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18th March 2026
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Machine learning without critical thinking only encourages tech pseudoscience
Richard Glover
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9th March 2026
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Dimethyl sulfide from space – a sign of extraterrestrial life, or something else?
Georgy Kurakin
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20th February 2026
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Are you smarter than an 800 year-old? Our ancestors were more skeptical than you think
David Mountain
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29th March 2021
As historians continue to deconstruct the myth of the Dark Ages, we shouldn't be so fast to write off the intelligence of our ancestors.
Conspiracy Theories
Nesta Helen Webster: the far-right author who popularised the antisemitic Illuminati conspiracy
Mark Horne
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29th January 2021
The Qanon movement regurgiates old antisemitic tropes that echo back to the Illuminati conspiracy theories pushed by Nesta Helen Webster
History
Qanon’s references to ‘Adrenochome’ echo old, anti-Semitic Blood Libel myths
Thiago Vahia Malliagros
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20th January 2021
Adrenochrome has become a central part of the Qanon theory, despite 'Q' never mentioning it; its history is long, and deeply anti-Semitic.
Alternative Medicine
Kardecism: the fringe spiritualist doctrine which became the soul of pseudoscience in Brazil
Natália Pasternak
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Carlos Orsi
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15th January 2021
Kardecism - an 19th century off-shoot of spiritualism - found fertile ground in Brazil, and grew to wholly undermine trust in science and medicine.
History
Christmas as we know it is appropriated, co-opted, bastardised… and thoroughly magical
Paul Duncan McGarrity
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23rd December 2020
There's plenty to be skeptical about when it comes to the origins of Christmas, but that won't stop me embracing the warmth and magic of it all.
History
History is written by the victors, and the losers, and by everyone else as well
Victoria Stiles
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14th December 2020
There is no single 'true' version of history - pretending there is merely props up the status quo, rather than advancing our understanding
History
Time Team’s archaeologists showed us how experts can ruthlessly unpick a hoax
Paul Duncan McGarrity
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27th November 2020
Channel 4's archaeology show Time Team's quiet destruction of a would-be hoaxer was a glorious illustration of the power of calm, patient expertise
9/11
GESARA: From 9/11 ‘truth’ to global economic conspiracy
Thiago Vahia Malliagros
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10th November 2020
The way in which the GESARA plot has changed over time shows us that conspiracy theories don't disappear, they merely evolve.
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