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From growing basil to curing disease, pseuodscientists find support in the Qur’an
Stefano Bigliardi
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22nd July 2026
Alternative Medicine
Aromatherapy, the NHS maternity crisis, and the obsession with “natural” birth
Michael Marshall
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24th June 2026
Alternative Medicine
Autohemotherapy: blood pseudoscience with a Brazilian twist
Mauro Proença
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15th June 2026
Alternative Medicine
The Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine retraction scandal
Edzard Ernst
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5th June 2026
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Patients can’t have true autonomy in health without access to good information
André Bacchi
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1st June 2026
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Get a longer little doggy: can we really double our dog’s lifespan?
Robyn Lowe
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20th July 2026
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The conspiracy theorists who now hold local council seats across the UK
Brian Eggo
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26th June 2026
Alternative Medicine
Aromatherapy, the NHS maternity crisis, and the obsession with “natural” birth
Michael Marshall
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24th June 2026
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Rio Vista: the first city to start, and then stop, water fluoridation
Dayton Murphy
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10th June 2026
Alternative Medicine
Patients can’t have true autonomy in health without access to good information
André Bacchi
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1st June 2026
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Extraordinary claims, modest evidence: reincarnation, and the limits of parapsychology
Gabriel Andrade
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27th July 2026
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The underwhelming reality of the White House’s own ‘Disclosure Day’
Dave Hahn
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17th July 2026
Cryptozoology
Identifying the mysterious and legendary ground shark of the Timor Sea
Karl Brandt
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13th July 2026
Paranormal
Pam Reynolds, and putting ‘out-of-body experiences’ to the scientific test
Mike Hall
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8th June 2026
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Learning about science and statistics through pseudoscience
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20th May 2026
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The conspiracy theorists who now hold local council seats across the UK
Brian Eggo
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26th June 2026
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Bill Hicks embodied all the good and bad of High Weirdness
Aaron Rabinowitz
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3rd June 2026
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Who’s afraid for Naomi Wolf? The fall of a feminist icon into a conspiracist rabbithole
Michael Marshall
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29th May 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 Italian electoral abstention, and the self-fulfilling conspiracy theory plot
Allegra Brachini
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25th March 2026
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We can ban under 16s from social media, but children are not the most at risk from radicalisation
Michael Marshall
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24th July 2026
Alternative Medicine
From growing basil to curing disease, pseuodscientists find support in the Qur’an
Stefano Bigliardi
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22nd July 2026
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Is the origin of government itself actually just a conspiracy to oppress us?
Mark Horne
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15th July 2026
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Good skin, good girl: the subtle misogyny of the ‘no make-up’ look
Megan Tan Shu En
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10th July 2026
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8th July 2026
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Adult movies were not the reason Betamax really lost the video wars
Mike Hall
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6th July 2026
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The Nobel Prize-winning scientists who ruined their legacies by staying alive
Tom Williamson
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22nd June 2026
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AI needs to be regulated to ensure its benefits don’t stay with the mega-rich
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17th June 2026
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The Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine retraction scandal
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From the archives: Notions of belief – Memes, metaphors, and Richard Dawkins
Wendy M. Grossman
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7th April 2026
From the archives in 1992, Wendy Grossman is unconvinced by Richard Dawkins' version of religion is a memetic virus.
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From the archives: Skeptics and Scoffers – making sense… or making fun?
Tad Clements
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31st March 2026
From the archives in 1992, Tad Clements discourages skeptics from scoffing and ridiculing those who believe in all manner of pseudosciences.
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From the archives: Ann Moore, The Fasting Woman of Tutbury
Tom Ruffles
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24th March 2026
From the archives in 1992, Tom Ruffles takes a closer look at the supposed nineteenth century ‘miracle’ of Ann Moore's fast
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From the archives: Washington lrving Bishop – The Man Who Died Twice
Frank Koval
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17th March 2026
From the archives in 1992, Frank Koval looks at the life - and the apparent many deaths - of Washington lrving Bishop
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From the archives: The Cumbrian Vampire – The bloody mystery of Croglin Grange
CM Drapkin
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10th March 2026
From the archives in 1992, CM Drapkin on historical reports of vampiric goings-on at Croglin Grange, near Guildford
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From the archives: In no hurry to go – musings on life and death
Charles Ward
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3rd March 2026
From the archives in 1992, Charles Ward contemplates what death and mortality mean for a skeptical atheist with no belief in an afterlife.
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The scientism of the obscurantists: disguising nonsense as emerging science
Carlos Orsi
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2nd March 2026
For as long as there has been science, there have been fringe figures promising that science will imminently catch up with their personal beliefs.
Skepticism
No body left behind: masculinity, eating disorders, and body dysmorphia
Goh Christopher Emile
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27th February 2026
While conversations around disordered eating typically focus on young women, men also struggle with unhealthy body image, often masked by masculinity.
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