Category: Not Exactly Peer Review
9.6 million – this is the number of yearly deaths caused by one of the most deadly diseases we know today, cancer. However, many forms of cancer have no known conventional cure. This gap in modern medicine opens the door...
What’s more dangerous than outright pseudoscience? The exaggeration of scientific truth by otherwise reliable sources, possibly. Oftentimes, news outlets and social media users don’t intend to mislead their followers, but rather can be a tad too eager to share the...
‘Come and try our ionized alkaline water, guaranteed to slow aging! We can even help install the entire dispensing unit in your home so your family can enjoy it too!’ Unfortunately, if you’ve taken any trips to the mall in...
Science books for babies may have stemmed from the geeky crowd bent on buying science-themed gifts for their kid (or their friend?s children), but it has the potential to truly impact learning. Categorization skills, for example, are developed in infancy,...