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Anti-vaxers are on a mission to bring back diseases we eliminated or kept under control by vaccination thanks to Luddism, disinformation, and conspiracy theories.
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Consider this a PSA for aspiring biohackers: gene therapy does not work if you literally drink the genes.
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The first nanoweapons in the war on cancer are finally here and they're showing a lot of promise.
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Not all supplements are bad for you, but not all of them are good or effective either. But we do have an idea which ones are better than others...
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Still not grasping the impact of anti-vaccination activists, the media is treating them as bold, outspoken advocates for a different view, not the public health menaces they are.
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After failing to fix science education, Chris Mooney is taking his failed approach to the vaccine manufactroversy.
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Alt med practitioners want "natural" to be synonymous with "good for you" and unnecessary to regulate. But natural can also be dangerous and alt med treatments might not be what they appear.
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Over the last 16 years, DSHEA has been a massive giveaway to alt med and snake oil peddlers, doing far more harm than good.
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Mike Adams borrows the King of Woo's strategy of stringing a Gish Gallop of junk science to better sell his supplements and pamphlets.
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One of the anti-vaxxer's favorite cliches is that too many vaccines overwhelm growing immune systems. But that claim falls apart when we look at the contents of the vaccines themselves.
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Alt med practitioners decided that the one of world's simplest and most famous formulas is their friend because they clearly don't understand it.
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A new study links autism to genetic defects passed on by older parents rather than environmental factors.
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A disturbing new trend is invading American discourse: toxic, weaponized positivity and optimism.
# tech
In another major step for brain-machine interfaces, a stroke victim can speak using a computer with amazing accuracy.
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Homeopaths appear to be very good at fear-mongering and repeating soothing buzzwords, and very bad at science and creating conspiracies about big business.