Written by Laura Dodsworth
In March 2023, the British Medical Journal published an article by professors Stephen Reicher, John Drury, Susan Michie and Robert West entitled ‘The U.K. Government’s attempt to frighten people into Covid protective behaviours was at odds with its scientific advice‘.
Written by Hugh McCarthy (Head Teacher - retired)
It is obvious that if children are not at school their education suffers. In 2021/22, 22.5% of pupils were recorded as “persistently absent” according to the UK Department of Education 1.7m children, of whom fewer than 3 percent actually had Covid.
Written by Mary Gilleece
While we may allow ourselves a moment’s pause to mark the end of the trans scandal, we cannot celebrate. Another monstrous social contagion will soon engulf us
Written by Michelle Perro, MD
As a children’s specialist, I want to caution parents regarding the emerging use of small interfering RNA (siRNA) technology, particularly in therapeutic contexts potentially applicable to infants and young children
Written by Matt Oliver
Almost eight in 10 new electric cars are being sold at a discount as the industry reels from falling consumer demand
Written by Leslie Eastman
Early in Biden’s disaster-laden term, his Environmental Protection Agency proposed economy-crushing liberty-limiting rules that would theoretically eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from the nation’s electricity sector by 2040
Written by Max Lugavere
Recent research has shed light on benefits of the ketogenic diet, extending beyond epilepsy and mental health to conditions like chronic pain
Written by Ben Pile
Chris Stark, the outgoing Chief Executive of the U.K. Climate Change Committee (CCC), is demob-happy.
Written by Ronald Bailey
“Billion-dollar weather and climate disasters broke U.S. record in 2023, NOAA says,” reported PBS earlier this year.
Written by Thomas D. William, Ph,D.
Pope Francis told CBS News this week that climate change deniers are “stupid” to refute compelling evidence of a climate emergency. [emphasis, links added]
Written by Linnea Lueken
Multiple media outlets, including the BBC and Reuters, claim that a recent West African heatwave would be “impossible” without global warming. This claim is misleading and not supported by real-world data
Written by Will Jones
The number of pupils suspended from British schools has reached a record high as experts warn that bad behaviour has increased as a result of lockdown school closures
Written by Will Jones
Up to half the excess deaths in American nursing homes were due to the impact of lockdowns and mitigation measures on frail residents rather than the virus. That’s the conclusion of epidemiologist Professor Eyal Shahar in a new analysis of a study on U.S. nursing home deaths
Written by Zaria Gorvett
The vegan diet is low in – or, in some cases, entirely devoid of – several important brain nutrients. Could these shortcomings be affecting vegans’ abilities to think?
Written by Pierre Gosselin
This is due to the changing solar activity, explains Professor Valentina Zharkova of Northumbria University
Written by Key Smythe
The “megaraptor” — technically part of the dinosaur taxon Fujianipus yingliangi — lived some 96-million years ago and grew up to five meters in length (that’s about 16 feet for those of you who measure in American), according to New Scientist