ImmunoLogic
Dr. Andrea LoveDr. Andrea Love, a microbiologist and immunologist, discusses the facts, the fiction, and the fraud behind science and health topics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 85 | Subscribers | Read | news.immunologic.org |
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Mammograms do not cause cancer: and other breast cancer myths
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and cancer misinformation is rampant as always. Recently, I wrote about the harms of celebrities like Elle MacPherson claiming - to the entire world - that they cured their cancer with alternative tr...
Why do people selectively reject science?
If you haven’t been following my social channels, I just returned home from CSICon, a fantastic conference filled with presentations on critical thinking, health misinformation, biases, perception, and more.
Listeria in your frozen waffles? Blame Trump-era food safety rollbacks
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: science is political. Well, technically, how science is implemented is political, but with a critically important election nearing, it is something that cannot go ignored.
Food Babe's disinformation, chemophobia, and scare tactics are the real toxic ingredients
### The Food Babe Recipe: 100% Fear, 0% Facts
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Discussing the facts, the fiction, and the fraud behind science and health topics. Low tolerance for grifters and pseudoscience. Come for the science, stay for the snark.
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