Sense About Science

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	Information technology and the British government; Human Rights Act 1998; Ed Miliband; Sayeeda Warsi; Andrew Neather; George Orwell; Tony Judt; 2005 United Kingdom general election; Claire Fox; Kathleen Stock; Prince Harry and Meghan Markle; English Constitution Party; 2019 United Kingdom general election; v - t - e

Sense About Science is a British charitable trust established in 2002^[1] with the aim of "promoting good science and evidence for the public".^[2] Supported by over 2000 scientists, it produces briefing papers for the media about topics such as alternative medicine, vaccine hysteria, climate change, and genetically modified organisms.

Campaigns[edit]

Each year, Sense About Science publishes an overview of celebrity-endorsed woo. The review of 2010^[3] includes the following:

David Beckham, Shaquille O’Neal, Rubens Barrichello and royal bride-to-be Kate Middleton wearing or endorsing Power Balance bracelets,
Cheryl Cole and Cliff Richard extolling the weight-loss benefits of the blood type diet
Naomi Campbell and Demi Moore following the 'Master Cleanse' diet of maple syrup, lemon and pepper for up to two weeks with nothing else to eat
Girls Aloud's Sarah Harding sprinkling "detoxifying" charcoal over her meals
Coronation Street actress Kate Ford endorsing 'Magnaslim' magnetic acupuncture therapy to help lose weight
Actress Julia Sawalha using homeopathic ‘nosodes' for malaria prophylaxis