Ben Goldacre
Saturday December 3, 2005
The Guardian
People often ask me [pulls pensively on pipe] “what is science?” And I reply thusly: science is Read the rest of this entry »
Ben Goldacre
Saturday November 12, 2005
The Guardian
I know you’re all looking forward to my fifth consecutive week writing about the tabloid’s favourite MRSA “laboratory”, but my Deep Throat keeps teasing me, so the latest explosion will Read the rest of this entry »
Ben Goldacre
Saturday October 1, 2005
The Guardian
The plot around a BBC online health correspondent gets thicker. Last week, you will recall, we were pondering the ethics and wisdom of Jacqueline Young dishing out preposterous, made-up, pseudoscientific Read the rest of this entry »
The Guardian | Saturday September 24 2005
Ben Goldacre
The au pair said something very funny about my dinner parties the other day: oh hang on, wrong column. Didn’t they tell you? We’re all written by the same person. So I’ve been reading the BBC’s Read the rest of this entry »
Ben Goldacre
Saturday September 17, 2005
The Guardian
Welcome to Bad Science, where we catch, dissect, and then publicly flog the fools and frauds who talk nonsense about science. From cosmetics adverts, to alternative therapists, to flaky journalists and their Read the rest of this entry »
Letters: Observing the benefits of placebos
Wednesday August 31, 2005
The Guardian
Ben Goldacre’s thought-provoking piece (A tonic for sceptics, August 29) moves forward the debate about Read the rest of this entry »
