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When Pseudoscience Crashes Christmas: A Scientist’s Survival Guide.
Looking to tackle science misinformation with your friends and family? Here's an evidence-based toolkit to help.
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Dr. Andrea Love
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Seed oils are NOT causing colorectal cancer.
Media clickbait and wellness influencers are lying about a recent study that didn't even look at potential dietary factors in colorectal cancer.
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Dr. Andrea Love
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Aluminum vaccine adjuvants are not causing food allergies
RFK Jr. is, yet again, spreading dangerous and false information on immunology concepts he doesn't understand
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Dr. Andrea Love
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Conventional produce is safe to eat and isn't covered in harmful pesticides
The USDA pesticide residue report demonstrates the SAFETY of conventionally-grown produce, contrary to claims of anti-science activists like the EWG.
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Dr. Andrea Love
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Mammograms do not cause cancer - and more breast cancer truths.
Misinformation spread by wellness influencers and unqualified celebrities undermine critically important science and health interventions
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Dr. Andrea Love
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Why do people selectively reject science?
Even those who "believe in science" fall prey to echo chambers shaped by feelings, biases, political ideologies, and community groups, which often…
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Dr. Andrea Love
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Food Babe's disinformation, chemophobia, and scare tactics are the real toxic ingredients
Vani Hari's claims are not only false, they undermine public trust in science, scientific experts, governmental regulations, and safe, accessible food.
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Dr. Andrea Love
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Vitamin C: Scurvy Savior or Immune Overdose? More of a Good Thing Isn’t Always Better
The dose makes the poison with ALL things, even essential micronutrients.
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Dr. Andrea Love
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Misinformation & public outcry harms health & safety: the paraben case study
Unfounded fears about safe antimicrobial preservatives illustrate the snowball effect of scientific falsehoods.
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Dr. Andrea Love
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Are food dyes used in the US banned in other countries? No, not really.
Different countries use different naming systems. A lack of fact-checking allows misinformation to spread which undermines science, public health, and…
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Dr. Andrea Love
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The Environmental Working Group is an anti-science activist organization
So why are politicians letting them influence policies and law?
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Dr. Andrea Love
The Congressional "American Health and Nutrition Roundtable" was an egregious display of anti-science disinformation
Legislators platforming pseudoscience personalities under the guise of "health advocacy" is an insulting distraction from REAL issues that impact…
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Dr. Andrea Love
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