Why Do People Believe Scientifically Untrue Things?
Because to do otherwise would be immoral.
Cancer
Victoria's Secret Ponders Bra for Breast Cancer Survivors
To help women who have had mastectomies
Chavez's Illness Puts $7 Billion Worth of Caribbean Oil Funding at Risk
Oil subsidies help support Cuba and keep inflation in check
British Court to Rule on Whether Young Boy Should Have Radiation Treatment For Cancer
The boy's mother objects to further treatment
Authorities Upset over Family Overruling Them on Daughter's Cancer Treatment
Will not cooperate with police after removing girl from hospital
Doctors Using HIV to Fight Cancer
Reprogramming the deadly virus to attack cancer cells
Chavez Suffers Relapse, Names Successor
Urges voters to support vice president in case cancer forces him to step down
Drug Successfully Delays Common Form of Breast Cancer
PD-0332991 lifts Pfizer Inc shares nearly 2 percent.
Tax-Funded Texas Cancer Agency Investigated as a Boondoggle
Throwing money around and driving-away credible scientists
Let's Fret over Children in Chemotherapy Using Medical Marijuana to Dull Pain
They're getting stoned on the wrong drugs!
Silent Spring's 50-Year History of Selective Data
Rachel Carson, more than any other person, created the politicized science that afflicts today's public policy debates.
WTC Health Fund to Pay for 9/11 Cancer Victims
Compensation and treatment for those who inhaled toxic dust
The Great 9/11 Dust Debate
Science finds no link between WTC dust and cancer. Politicians want to pay for treatment anyway.
Fear Itself
A one-in-a-million risk may not be imaginary, but it's pretty damned close to it.
Radiation Non-Alert
Japan's broken nuclear reactors will have no detectable effect on the health of Americans.
