Here are the top ten most read posts on The Science Bit in 2013:
Reiki
American Psychological Association promotes pseudotherapies. Again.
As we all know, the old days were the best. You know. Ye olden days. This is what I thought when I received this tweet alert from @ClaireMcCallion earlier today: This screams Pseudoscience at me.. @b_m_hughes? http://t.co/RicRJiMsrW — Claire McCallion (@ClaireMcCallion) April 8, 2013 It links to an article just out […]
Reiki, cancer, and the problem of informed consent
Reiki is a complementary therapy in which a therapist’s hands are placed on — or simply near — a patient’s body, with the intention of redirecting what are purported to be vital energy flows in order to enhance the patient’s physical health and well-being. The main problem with Reiki is […]
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The cries for help are getting louder. And that’s a good sign
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Talking to David Tuller about dualism
Where I speak to colleagues in the Swedish parliament…
