Columns

Sunscreen Science Isn’t as Robust as You Think

06.12.2019 / By Teresa Carr

The Hard Lessons of ‘Insectageddon’

05.15.2019 / By Teresa Carr

Anti-Vaxxers Lack Trust. Here’s Why.

04.24.2019 / By Teresa Carr

Should ‘Race’ Be Taught in High School Biology?

09.12.2018 / By Michael Schulson

Reporting and Responding in the #MeToo Era

07.11.2018 / By Michael Schulson

Of Kevin MacDonald and Anti-Semitic Pseudoscience

06.27.2018 / By Michael Schulson

The Demise of HealthNewsReview.org?

06.26.2018 / By Michael Schulson

Policing AIDS Denialism & Other Quackery Online

06.06.2018 / By Michael Schulson

Pain in Lab Animals: How Much Is Too Much?

06.05.2018 / By Ingfei Chen

The Ethics of Organ Farming

05.08.2018 / By Ingfei Chen

The Scientist-Activist Dilemma

04.24.2018 / By Ingfei Chen

A Remedy for Science, or a Political Grenade?

04.18.2018 / By Michael Schulson

Privacy and the Tell-All Fingerprint

04.11.2018 / By Rod McCullom

Turning Scientists Into Politicians

03.26.2018 / By Michael Schulson

Taking Aim at Animal Research — From the Right

02.28.2018 / By Michael Schulson

Can Big Pharma Publish Trustworthy Journalism?

02.12.2018 / By Michael Schulson

Science, Certainty, and Cell Phone Radiation

02.01.2018 / By Michael Schulson

When Celebrities Talk Science

01.17.2018 / By Michael Schulson