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Junk Science? Number 91: Aspirin and cancer trial doomed to failure?
Aspirin and cancer trial doomed to failure? Hailing it as the “world’s largest clinical trial to investigate whether taking aspirin…
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Junk Science? Number 73: Australian review slams homeopathy
Australian review slams homeopathy I have always had this complete puzzlement over homeopathy. I used to receive e mails all…
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Junk Science? Number 72: What’s in your Vitamin Supplement??
What’s in your Vitamin Supplement?? People simply do not realize the rubbish that can be in cheaper vitamin supplements. And…
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Junk Science? Number 68: One great fat myth
One Great Fat Myth As health experts like Mercola and Woollams have been telling you repeatedly, eating fat is not…
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Junk Science? Number 67: Burzynski – it’s all over now, surely?
Burzynski – it’s all over now, surely? A strange situation exists in America that is exploited by several top Cancer…
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Junk Science? Number 65: Chemotherapy doesn’t work very well because you’re fat!
Chemotherapy doesn’t work very well because you’re fat! No, seriously. It’s your own fault your chemotherapy didn’t work very well.…
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Junk Science? Number 64: Skeptic conspiracy – it’s no theory
Skeptic conspiracy – it’s no theory When Professor David Colquhoun erroneously suggested in his 2012 blog that Chris Woollams was…
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Junk Science? Number 45: Chemotherapy doesn’t ‘cure’ cancer shock! False hopes dampened
Chemotherapy doesn’t ‘cure’ cancer shock! False hopes dampened Mainstream medical researchers are finally starting to admit that toxic chemotherapy drugs…
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Junk Science? Number 42: Professor David Colquhoun of UCL apologises
Questionable research, inaccurate conclusions, poor taste Professor David Colquhoun of UCL has formally apologised to Chris Woollams for suggesting that…
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