Not yet anyway, thanks to the elections. But Nature magazine has something to say anyway. Often the first to complain about junk science, some in industry aren't too ashamed to use it to snuff out scientific research for competitive advantage. A message for the 1990s from a 60s pop group. What you get when you mix junk science with U.S. eco-imperialism.
Researchers find that depressed women have decreased bone mineral density.
The unfolding story of the global climate sellout. Just because you're doing the best you can doesn't mean you're doing science. I think the link between abortion and breast cancer is as ludicrous as anything I've written about on the Junk Science Home Page. But you only get the low-down on epidemiology when the tables are turned on the politics of the public health establishment. A unexpected acknowledgment from U.S. government climatologists.