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Blog on science, news, curiosities and skepticism by science journalist and broadcaster Signe Dean.

Started in August 2014 as a project to write a science story every day for a whole year. Read more →

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Tag: seek the evidence

Sugar, sugar | Day 202

Everybody should eat less sugar, according to World Health Organisation’s latest guidelines. How much sugar are we talking about, then?

Posted on March 6, 2015March 7, 2015Categories 365 Science StoriesTags diet, dietary guidelines, fads, seek the evidence, sugar, sugar guidelines, WHO3 Comments on Sugar, sugar | Day 202

Skeptical week will be skeptical | Day 100

Announcing skeptical week in honour of the 30th Australian Skeptics National Convention. What is scientific skepticism?

Posted on November 24, 2014Categories 365 Science StoriesTags ASI, scientific method, seek the evidence, skeptical inquiry, skepticism5 Comments on Skeptical week will be skeptical | Day 100