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Science: So What? Bad nutrition on garlic and cancer

Science: So What? So Everything offers a poor account of the evidence on garlic and cancer. Continue reading

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Bad nutrition from Science: So What?

Bad nutrition from Science: So What? So Everything: they go beyond the evidence when discussing turmeric, ginger and cancer Continue reading

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BIS and Science: So What’s definition of “rigorous and credible” research

BIS and Science: So What? So Everything promote bad research in the name of science communication: insisting that this bad research is “rigorous and credible”. Continue reading

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Science So What? So disappointing

Concerns about Science So What website: poor accessibility, some poor quality content, and poor use of social media. Continue reading

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Science So What roundtable – join in the discussion

Roundtable on the Science: So What? campaign. Post your comments and help make things better. Continue reading

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Science So What? So Everything: web stats

Following some discussion of the Science So What? campaign, they have helpfully e-mailed us their web stats – in response to a question that we raised. The stats for the campaign from its 27th January start through to 20th May … Continue reading

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Science So What? So Everything: FOIA response

Science So What? So Everything respond to our FOIA request. They make some interesting – but problematic – points. Continue reading

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Science So What? So Everything. Freedom of Information request and blog comment

We have previously posted some criticisms of aspects of the Science So What? So Everything? campaign. Elliot from the campaign has now responded to our guest post on Science: So What and science communication. We are grateful to him for … Continue reading

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