Battling bad science - Ben Goldacre

Every day there are news reports of new health advice, but how can you know if they're right? Doctor and epidemiologist Ben Goldacre shows us, at high speed, the ways evidence can be distorted, from the blindingly obvious nutrition claims to the very subtle tricks of the pharmaceutical industry.
Talk by Ben Goldacre.

[@Watchmejuggle]

just read his book. well worth a read, very informative

[@jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104]

Is sunlight really the best disinfectant?

[@Stuartharrod1]

Bad outcomes & people are the problem

[@alexandracp81]

to anyone about to watch this video: SET THE SPEED TO .75
Thank me later.

[@hallamhal]

I usually watch things at 1.25 on my lunch break, normal speed sounded quite... well, normal to me!

[@bignige]

so right, ha ha!! I´m half way through with a headache browsing through the comments

[@n.lasster8652]

Thank you

[@ItalinaRamos]

Thankyou! 🤣

[@andrewh.4186]

Me over here listening at 2x

[@neoleeeeee]

He gives me a feeling of awkwardness and unsettling.

[@Stuartharrod1]

Science is just a process

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4:18 Pulses?

[@alexandracp81]

pulses are beans I believe

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My gosh you cheeky devil :) s&m

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Hello

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Churry

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Hellow

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The g honey

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Kieran

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Hello

[@sarcasuccus]

He talks too fast, I really had hard times following him.

[@londonboothman7143]

Wow, it's a good thing this is a video on the internet which you can slow down or rewind.

[@kaderakmese8207]

He talks about important topics; however, he speaks disturbingly fast.