Category: Writings

A new survey by Bad Science Watch reveals that a large portion of natural health products are sold in Canada under the pretence that they

Energy healing is available at many first-rate academic health centres. But behind the veil of testimonials lie questionable publications and the fantasies of a starving

The trendy magic bullet of omega-3 supplements is claimed to help with dry eyes, and while many human trials are favorable, there is a lot

Meta-analyses promise to give us the best answer science has, but as a recent case involving craniosacral therapy demonstrates, they can fall victim to “garbage

Gwyneth Paltrow’s Netflix show is a mixed bag of promising emerging science and complete quackery, of confidence-building exercises and utter lunacy. In erasing the distinction

Some for-profit clinics claim to have found the Fountain of Youth in a metal tube filled with oxygen, but the evidence is nowhere to be