I didn’t know Rachel at all. But I was told her story last night, and all of today I have been thinking about her. I don’t know how old she...

My friend Nancy and I are doing another Skeptics In The Pub talk this Thursday, and as a result, I’ve been delving back into the world of h...

You know of Rescue Remedy, right? You probably had an aunt who would constantly swig a drop for her nerves, or might have even taken some be...

I seem to have gotten myself a bit of a reputation as a Vaper-hater. In truth, I'm actually really not. I even once owned a disposable...

In February 2013, my friend Nancy and I delivered a Newcastle Skeptics in the Pub talk entitled Homeopathy: Where's The Harm? As a fol...

This post is a taster of the the next in our series of blogposts following on from our SITP talk about the harms of homeopathy It's wri...

A while ago, +Adam Jacobs or @DianthusMed brought to my attention to the fact that Amazon UK are selling unlicensed medicines imported fr...

The sad news about Iain Banks has gotten me thinking today. I'll be honest here and say I've never read any of his books (so many ...

In February 2013, my friend Nancy and I delivered a Newcastle Skeptics in the Pub talk entitled Homeopathy: Where's The Harm? As a foll...

This post is a taster of the the next in our series of blogposts following on from our SITP talk about the harms of homeopathy It's wri...

And so begins the third installment in our Homeopathic Harms series, a collaboration between myself and @Skanky_Fish of the Evidence Bas...

Here's the next in our series of blogposts following on from our SITP talk about the harms of homeopathy. This is a guest post written b...

(Teratology: Noun: The scientific study of congenital abnormalities and abnormal formations. From the Greek teras [meaning monster or marvel...