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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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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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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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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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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
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Exploring the Archives for the Unexplained
Mark Horne
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23rd January 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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Venezuelan “birtherism”: the nationalistic movement to delegitimise Nicolás Maduro
Gabriel Andrade
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6th March 2026
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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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How word games and folk etymology feed into fringe beliefs
Mark Horne
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15th December 2025
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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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What not to say to someone who is trying to conceive
Taya K
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30th March 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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75 Smart, ‘Knowledgemaxxing’, and the anxiety around social media ‘brain rot’
Abigail Kennedy
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13th March 2026
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Brian Eggo
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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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From the archives: The Summer of ’91 – All you need to know about crop circles
Martin Hempstead
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5th August 2025
From the archives in 1991, Wessex Skeptics member Martin Hempstead on hoaxing crop circles, and the emergence of the circle-spotter
Archive
From the archives:Â American irritation with irrigation
Wendy M. Grossman
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29th July 2025
From the archives in 1991, Wendy Grossman considers the various efforts to irrigate the USA's driest regions over the years
Skepticism
Just one paragraph: expressing complexity in academic prose
Andrew Shail
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21st July 2025
While conventional writing rules favour short, digestible paragraphs, should academics not shy away from going long with a complex subject?
Skepticism
The Ockham Awards 2025: recognising the best in skepticism, and the worst in pseudoscience
Michael Marshall
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17th July 2025
Nominations for the 2025 Ockham Awards are now open, with our annual award for Skeptical Activism and our Rusty Razor award for pseudoscience.
Archive
From the archives:Â ‘Brainsex’, and the folly of sex-based neuroscience
Wendy M. Grossman
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15th July 2025
From the archives in 1991, Wendy Grossman debunks 'Brainsex', which argues for biological differences between male and female brains
Archive
From the archives: Spirits at Large – a skeptical visit to a spiritualist church
Lucy Fisher
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8th July 2025
From the archives in 1991, Lucy Fisher visits her local spiritualist church and is underwhelmed by the shows of clairvoyance
Skepticism
Teaching Nigerian primary school children the importance of asking questions
Leo Igwe
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7th July 2025
Instead of traditional rote learning and memorising, the questionstorm project encourages children to explore by asking questions
Archive
From the archives:Â Why don’t creationists talk about sex?
Donald Rooum
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1st July 2025
From the archives in 1991, Donald Rooum ponders why creationists are so loathe to discuss their designer's grand plan for reproduction
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