Genomics, Medicine, and Pseudoscience

This is Steven Salzberg's blog on science, pseudoscience, medicine, and other topics. I blogged for Forbes for 14 years, but they started censoring me, so I left in October 2024. I'm just here now, uncensored.

Scare-mongering about the flu vaccine and cancer

›
I guess I shouldn't be surprised. The anti-vaccination activists, the same people who continue to claim that vaccines cause autism, des...
45 comments:

Opening up influenza research with a new kind of journal

›
Today is the launch of a new type of online publication, a cross between website and a "real" journal, called PLoS Currents: Influ...
7 comments:

Bad medicine at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center

›
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center (at the University of Texas) is one of the top cancer treatment centers in the United States, and probably in th...
2 comments:

It’s the 2009 Mexican flu - or is it S-OIV H1N1(A)?

›
Millions of people have already been infected by the new pandemic influenza virus, and the number may well climb over a billion. The CDC re...
10 comments:

Stimulus funds for pseudoscience

›
The stimulus funds that the U.S. Congress recently gave to NIH will include $31 million in additional funding for NCCAM , the National Cente...
4 comments:

Dinosaur proteins from T. rex and hadrosaurs

›
The controversy over the finding of Tyrannosaurus rex proteins in a fossilized bone continues, with a long article in Wired magazine this...
6 comments:

Alt meds for pets? Really?

›
The Washington Post has had two articles this week on "alternative" treatments, both of them very poorly researched, both written...
1 comment:
‹
›
Home
View web version
Powered by Blogger.