Long-form essays that examine technology and elder care, pseudoscientific healing claims, and health misinformation, often as multi-part series. Each piece uses cultural references, cited sources and historical cases to argue for a position.
Website: https://blog.majerus.us/
An immunologist debunks health misinformation, pseudoscience and wellness-industry claims, explaining the underlying immunology. Issues also include personal essays on burnout, veterinary cancer care and science skepticism events.
A physician-written newsletter that examines women's health news, especially menopause and hormone therapy, through the lens of the underlying evidence. It critiques press releases, study abstracts, guidelines and social media health claims in plain language.
A French health newsletter by a PhD virologist that breaks down everyday health topics such as colds, health misinformation and prevention using sourced, practical guides. Part of each issue is free, with practical sheets and extras reserved for paying subscribers.
Better Skeptics runs a fact-checking experiment in which volunteers challenge claims made by public figures on podcasts, with referees and responses judging the evidence. Each issue reports on the progress and results of the Ground Truth Challenge, including verdicts, methodology and revised conclusions.
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