Perhaps it is time for governments to start looking at real world evidence, rather than just models
By Ross Clark
Introducing novel drugs into everyday use has the potential to bring a huge amount of good — but also the potential to cause a great deal of harm
By Ross Clark
Gender-based study is permissible when it presents women in a positive light, and absolutely forbidden when it does not
By Ross Clark
Over the first half of the year the Swedish economy shrank by a little less than did Denmark’s
By Ross Clark
The truth is neither as good as the President makes out, nor as bad as his critics claim
By Ross Clark
At the moment it looks pretty benign
By Ross Clark
Many of the assumptions about polar bears and sea ice have been made on the back of the animals’ decline in the Western Hudson Bay area of Canada
By Ross Clark
The presence of antibodies is not a guarantee that a person could not develop COVID-19
By Ross Clark
A Swedish study found that 30 percent of blood donors had an immune response to COVID-19 in their T cells
By Ross Clark
COVID-19 will lead to mass panic every time a virus comes to light
By Ross Clark
New research suggests the virus was lurking in Europe even before it was identified in China
By Ross Clark
The performer has gone from comedy to trying in vain to expose prejudice
By Ross Clark
