Washington Post Falls For Acupuncture Pseudoscience
An opinion piece falls for all the usual acupuncture misdirection.
Yet Another Alzheimer’s Drug
A third drug either FDA approved or showing clinical benefit for Alzheimer's disease confirms that the world of AD treatment has changed forever.
FDA Approves Leqembi for Alzheimer’s
FDA upgrades Leqembi for AD from accelerated to traditional approval based on latest clinical data.
Aspartame and Cancer
Despite the leaked new classification as a "possible" carcinogen, the evidence still shows aspartame is safe.
Does Intermittent Fasting Work?
New research, same old narrative.
Update on GMOs and Health
Thirty years on, there is even more evidence that GMO food are safe.
Dubious Autonomic Nervous System Claims
Beware overblown claims that autonomic testing can help almost anything.
The Monoclonal Antibody Revolution
Monoclonal antibodies are the medical scientific breakthrough you may never have heard of.
AI as a Diagnostic Tool
Using AI systems for pattern recognition in early diagnosis of dementia shows the potential of this tool.
Why Scientific Plausibility Matters
Why plausibility must play a central role in scientific medicine.