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- OOPS —UPFs are Not Addictive Sat, 29 Mar 25, 5:00amThe narrative that ultra-processed foods high in fat and sugar can be as addictive as drugs of abuse based on their potential to elicit an outsized dopamine response in brain reward regions was not supported by our data.”
- Modern Scientific Controversies: The War on Food: Part 4 Sat, 15 Feb 25, 1:00pm"It’s true that there is a correlation between these foods and chronic diseases but that doesn’t mean that foods classified as ultra-processed directly cause poor health...
- Windfarm profits should be used to screen Scots for rare diseases, says scientist Thu, 13 Feb 25, 11:39pmGeneticist who discovered hotspots of illnesses in Scottish islands calls for redirection of community benefit funds
- The Vibe comes for Academic Publishing Wed, 12 Feb 25, 5:00amThe Academy of Public Health The Academy of Public Health is an international association of public health scholars, researchers and practicing professionals in the field of public health and its many specialties...
- We need to keep an open mind on cold fusion potential | Letters Sat, 8 Feb 25, 5:01amScientists around the world are leading research into cold fusion as an alternative to fossil fuels so it should not be dismissed as pseudo-scientific, say MIT-based researchers...
- AI is developing fast, but regulators must be faster | Letters Sat, 8 Feb 25, 5:01amDr Tom McClelland on the consequences of AI consciousness, Michael Webb on protecting creative industries, and Prof Virginia Dignum and Prof Wendy Hall on the need for a global regulatory framework
- Cold fusion claims that don’t bear scrutiny | Letters Mon, 3 Feb 25, 3:45amDr Philip Thomas responds to a letter claiming that cold fusion could be a viable alternative to fossil fuels
- Cold fusion may be a viable energy alternative to end reliance on fossil fuels | Letters Wed, 29 Jan 25, 5:24amA number of companies have been able to make these low-energy nuclear reactions work reliably, write Brian Josephson, David J Nagel, Alan Smith, Dr Jean-Paul Biberian and Yasuhiro Iwamura
- The Tide of Accountability is Finally Rolling In Sat, 25 Jan 25, 9:00amScience is not under attack; it’s being rescued—from itself.
- Nuclear fusion: it’s time for a reality check | Letters Thu, 23 Jan 25, 5:13amSignificant obstacles lie ahead in the quest for commercially viable nuclear fusion, writes Luca Garzotti
- About Those Blue Zones Thu, 23 Jan 25, 1:00am“Imagine living to be over 100 with literally no health problems. You're still able to walk around your neighborhood or work in your garden, your memory is in-tact enough to recall your favorite childhood memories, and...
- Fauci Pardoned for His Involvement in COVID Coverup Tue, 21 Jan 25, 12:54amThis has been known for years now. Peter Daszak of EcoHealth alliance got this application approved by a HHS grant in 2014 for research in the Wuhan lab because that was the only lab having mice with humanized lungs. Gain...
- Modern Scientific Controversies: The War on Food: Part 3 — UPFs: What Are They Measuring? Sun, 19 Jan 25, 1:00amThe whole subject is scientifically unsuitable for investigation. To be scientifically sensible, the food item (or food group) to which study participants are to be, or have been, exposed at some dosage level must be...
- Ministers pledge record £410m to support UK nuclear fusion energy Thu, 16 Jan 25, 11:01amEd Miliband says funding pledge means Britain within ‘grasping distance’ of ‘secure, clean, unlimited energy’
- Top Journal: Scientists Should Be More, Not Less, Political Mon, 13 Jan 25, 1:00amFuentes’ call for super-charging the politicisation of science somehow isn’t very compelling. Traditional scientific values like neutrality and impartiality – they’re worth hanging on to.