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Ivermectin is a genuinely great drug, but there’s no good evidence it can treat cancer
Jack Lawrence
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21st August 2026
Alternative Medicine
Causality: how to prove it scientifically, and why it matters
Edzard Ernst
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17th August 2026
Alternative Medicine
From growing basil to curing disease, pseudoscientists 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
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Ivermectin is a genuinely great drug, but there’s no good evidence it can treat cancer
Jack Lawrence
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21st August 2026
Veterinary Medicine
Get a longer little doggy: can we really double our dog’s lifespan?
Robyn Lowe
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20th July 2026
Conspiracy Theories
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
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Helena Blavatsky, the psychic founder of Theosophy and Russian mother of the New Age movement
Michael Marshall
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4th September 2026
UFOs
The seemingly impossible task of getting access to Ariel School’s ‘Impossible Archive’
Gideon Reid
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31st July 2026
Parapsychology
Extraordinary claims, modest evidence: reincarnation, and the limits of parapsychology
Gabriel Andrade
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27th July 2026
UFOs
The underwhelming reality of the White House’s own ‘Disclosure Day’
Dave Hahn
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17th July 2026
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Identifying the mysterious and legendary ground shark of the Timor Sea
Karl Brandt
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13th July 2026
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President Bukele’s head of marketing Lina Seiche uses misleading techniques to sell autocracy online
Ed Hewitt
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21st September 2026
Flat Earth
The Power of the Flat Earth Idea: A distinctive historical perspective on a proverbially absurd belief
Glenn Branch
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11th September 2026
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Reptoids and lizard-like rulers: who truly owns a conspiracy theory?
Dave Hahn
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26th August 2026
Conspiracy Theories
The conspiracy theorists who now hold local council seats across the UK
Brian Eggo
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26th June 2026
Conspiracy Theories
Bill Hicks embodied all the good and bad of High Weirdness
Aaron Rabinowitz
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3rd June 2026
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Ed Hewitt
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21st September 2026
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The network pushing extremism at the University of Cambridge – and why it should matter to skeptics
Michael Marshall
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18th September 2026
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Skeptics should not be so gullible as to believe Nathan Cofnas’ academic freedom is being stifled
Michael Marshall
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9th September 2026
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Helena Blavatsky, the psychic founder of Theosophy and Russian mother of the New Age movement
Michael Marshall
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4th September 2026
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How can we tell authentic writing, when even the Pope is suspected of using AI?
Aaron Rabinowitz
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2nd September 2026
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The longevity protocol of dasatinib and quercetin has shown some promise… but so far, only in mice
Brian Goncus
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16th September 2026
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The Turing test is no longer fit for purpose – we need a new benchmark for machine intelligence
Richard Glover
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14th September 2026
Technology
Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Hype: Monorail, Monorail, Monorail…
Mark Honeychurch
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7th September 2026
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How can we tell authentic writing, when even the Pope is suspected of using AI?
Aaron Rabinowitz
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2nd September 2026
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The problem with Myers-Briggs: personality can’t be put into such neat little boxes
Elissar Gerges
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31st August 2026
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From the archives: The controversial phenomenon of ball lightning
Steuart Campbell
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21st April 2026
From the archive in 1992, Steuart Campbell questions whether 'ball lightning' is a real phenomenon, or a series of misattributions.
Archive
From the archives: Cold Comfort for Cold Fusion
Malcolm Glasse
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14th April 2026
From the archives in 1992, Malcolm Glasse reports on the bogus cold fusion claims of Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann.
Archive
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.
Archive
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
Archive
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
Archive
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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