Vacationing at a spa can be quite relaxing… unless you’re a scientist paying attention to the all-natural quackery they are feeding you! https://mcgill.ca/oss/article/quackery/skeptics-vacation-hell-quite-relaxing-nonetheless
041 – Cell Phones and Peanut Allergies
Lost on the highway, the boys look for a cell phone signal and wonder about the potential dangers of their lifeline. Comedian Jacob Meza explores
Child Learning & Gun Violence: An Interview with Judith Danovitch
Judith Danovitch is an assistant professor of psychology at University of Louisville. She studies how children learn and how they evaluate knowledge as they develop.
Migraine Prevention at the Tip of a Needle? Trials Are Underwhelming
The science behind a new injectable drug for migraine prevention is compelling; the clinical evidence, however, less so. https://mcgill.ca/oss/article/health/migraine-prevention-tip-needle-aimovigs-trials-are-underwhelming
McGill News: “Fake news” with a purpose
Jonathan Jarry, a science communicator with McGill’s Office for Science and Society, recently attracted millions of viewers with a tongue-in-cheek video touting a fake cure
Talk: If You See Something, Say Something
September 26, 13:40 Palais des Congrès de Montréal, 201 Avenue Viger O, Montréal, QC H2Z 1X7, Canada This talk invites biomedical professionals and students to
