Prostate cancer: how common, how to detect it, how to treat it (should we?) // Artificial lights and sleep with Morgan Sweeney // Should we
Blog – The Energy That Wasn’t There
The concept of “energy” has been abused by alternative healers, but real energy has a problem as well: it defies easy explanation. https://mcgill.ca/oss/article/pseudoscience/energy-wasnt-there
Event – McGill Tribune’s Journalism: Under Construction
Chris and I will be guests of the McGill Tribune’s Journalism and Media Conference on November 5th. We will be interviewed as part of a
Podcast – Interview: Campaign Against Phony Autism Cures
Chris and Jonathan speak to Anne Borden, Amanda Seigler, and Melissa Eaton who are campaigning against phony autism cures. http://bodyofevidence.ca/interview-campaign-against-phony-autism-cures
Blog – The Costly Reprogramming of the Immune System to Fight off Cancer
A new type of therapy for certain blood cancers is ingenious but it raises important questions about its cost, both physical and financial. https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/health-technology/costly-reprogramming-immune-system-fight-cancer
Blog – Why Oh Why Do Scientists Keep Changing Their Minds?
Headlines may make you think scientists don’t know anything and keep changing their tune, but there are many reasons behind this vexing perception. https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/general-science-history/why-oh-why-do-scientists-keep-changing-their-minds
