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Checking for pseudoscience in real science news (updated)

One of the larger problems of the internet (OK, there are a lot) is how science is discussed out in the world.  Google any science topic, and you’ll get thousand or millions of hits on any idea in...

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Despite the meme on Facebook, bananas do not cure cancer

Last year, I wrote an article about how to critically analyze pseudoscience and misinformation to get at the scientific evidence which may help you accept or reject something you might read on the...

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Proliferation of fake peer-review journals

Scientific skepticism is the noble pursuit and accumulation of evidence, based on the scientific method, which is used to  question and doubt claims and assertions. A scientific skeptic will hold the...

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Ripe bananas do not prevent cancer

This is a rewrite of an article I published a couple of years ago, and updated a few months ago. I wanted to update some points, clean up some writing, and provide the TL;DR version which is both pithy...

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Peer review failure – scientific papers retracted

The Skeptical Raptor, stalking pseudoscience in the internet jungle. As many of the regular readers of this website know, I put a lot of value in the quality of evidence for a scientific or medical...

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The hierarchy of scientific evidence – keys to skepticism

The Skeptical Raptor, stalking pseudoscience in the internet jungle. I am  a scientific skeptic. It means that I pursue published scientific evidence to support or refute a scientific or medical...

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