
Health scares seem to lurk around every corner these days. From "toxic" pesticides to "ultra-processed" foods and BPA, the list of things that can supposedly kill us is endless. How do you spot genuine threats amid all the clickbait? Join the American Council on Science and Health each week as we separate science fact from science fiction.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 174 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicine | |||

Summer myths are everywhere—but some can be dangerous. This week on the Mom Pod, Dr. Liza Lockwood joins the moms to separate fact from fiction on sunscreen, water safety, and hydration. From the biggest summer parenting myths to simple science-backe... more
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Numbers seem very scientific. They give any argument a veneer of credibility, even a dishonest one that misleads the public. Let's examine some common methods used to take advantage of the public's innumeracy and promote health scares online.
The body responds to molecules and nutrients—not origin stories or factory steps. Whether a chemical is lab-made or a food industrially processed, biology cares about composition, calories, sugar and fiber, not the production method.
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This show reviews health and science claims with a skeptical yet practical lens, separating science fact from sensationalism. Episodes frequently tackle nutrition myths, pesticide safety, public health policy, medical testing, and energy/technology debates, often featuring experts who translate complex research for a non-specialist audience. The tone blends rigorous science with accessible explanations, occasional humor, and real-world implications for everyday decisions. Noteworthy is a strong emphasis on science communication, debunking clickbait headlines, and inviting subject-matter experts to contextualize nuanced topics for better public understanding. Potential listeners include health-minded professionals, researchers, and policy fo... more
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