Monoclonal_antibodies3 Type post Author Wesley J. Smith Date December 23, 2016 CategoriesBioethicsMedicine Tagged , __nedited, animal rights, animal testing, diseases, Ebola, Health & Wellness, Research, Vaccines An Ebola Vaccine — Thank Animal Testing Wesley J. Smith December 23, 2016 Bioethics, Medicine 1 Ebola is a terrible disease that afflicts the poorest areas of our planet. Read More ›
Type post Author Douglas Axe Date June 15, 2016 CategoriesMedicineScience Education Tagged , __tedited, dissenters, information, laymen, public opinion, public trust, scientism, trust in scientists, Undeniable (book), Vaccines Public Opinion Is the Ultimate Peer Review Douglas Axe June 15, 2016 Medicine, Science Education 4 People aren't stupid. Science is a public enterprise, and public acceptance has always been its most significant seal of approval. Read More ›
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Type post Author Joshua Youngkin Date August 29, 2012 CategoriesCulture Tagged , __edited, Eugenie Scott, National Center for Science Education (NCSE), News, science, scientism, Vaccines Not Good at Thinking? You’re Probably a Nonscientist Joshua Youngkin August 29, 2012 Culture 3 "For a nonscientist it's very difficult to figure out what to think ..." Read More ›
