Social media companies have started to fight back against vaccine misinformation. Is it enough? I was asked my thoughts on this by Nicole Ireland for
Blog – Quebec Pharmacies Show Signs of Progress on Homeopathy
Many drugstores in Quebec are rolling out notices in front of the homeopathic products they sell to remind their customers that there’s no good reason
Dans les médias – Des mises en garde contre l’homéopathie dans les pharmacies
Un article dans La Presse sur les nouveaux écriteaux avertissant les consommateurs en pharmacie du manque de preuves scientifiques vis-à-vis de l’homéopathie. https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/sante/201905/14/01-5226117-des-mises-en-garde-contre-lhomeopathie-dans-les-pharmacies.php
Podcast #49 – Autism and the New York Measles Epidemic
The boys travel back to 1998 to change history (and inadvertently alter the course of cutlery). Ada speaks to autistic artists to know what the
Blog – Censoring Science Communication by Screaming Defamation
Defending science from the encroachment of wishful thinking often comes with the threat of legal action. Navigating these waters can be tricky. https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/general-science/censoring-science-communication-screaming-defamation
Blog – Motivating Parents to Vaccinate: A Quebec Initiative
An empathy-driven approach to discussing immunization with new mothers is a step in the right direction to help solve vaccine hesitancy. https://mcgill.ca/oss/article/health/motivating-parents-vaccinate-quebec-initiative
