A little sip and you can join the Mile High Club and Solve the Credit Crunch
One of the themes of Ben Goldacre’s new book, Bad Science, is the ‘medicalisation of everyday life’. (read and except here). Everyday experiences are turned […]
Articles by Andy L
As seen on Amazon…
(as seen here.) Congratulations Ben on finally getting the book out. I will review it as soon as your publisher sees fit to send me […]
What can be done to keep Bad Science at bay?
The comedy genius of What Doctor’s Don’t Tell You always has me in stitches. A recent blog entry warns us of the dangers of DIRTY […]
The Current Immaturity of Science Blogging
I have just returned from Europe’s first conference on science blogging. Held at the Royal Institution in London and organised by Nature Network, the conference […]
The Role of UK Universities in Chiropractic
The decision by the British Chiropractic Association to sue Simon Singh will undoubtedly bring increased scrutiny of chiropractic. I would like to start with a […]
Chiropractors Try to Silence Simon Singh
Hot on the heals of New Zealand Chiropractors trying to silence David Colquhoun and the The New Zealand Medical Journal, we learn today in the […]
They are Bone Doctors, Aren’t They?
Chiropractors have an air of respectability about them. They style themselves, ‘Doctor’. They wear white coats and have brass plaques outside their offices with lots […]
Andy Burman Resigns From Ofquack
Andy Burman, Chief Executive of the British Dietetic Association, appears to have resigned his post from the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (Ofquack). This news […]
Desperate Remedies
Homeopathy on the NHS has nearly vanished. We see prescriptions have halved in the past two years and one of the last five hospitals has […]
Qu-Chi Coup at the Telegraph
In a shocking move the Daily Telegraph has got rid of its Business Editor, and subsequently the other Financial and City columnists have left. In […]