Video Book Review: How We Decide and Proust Was a Neuroscientist by Jonah Lehrer
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Video Book Review: Doubt is Their Product by David Michaels
Category: Book Review
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Video Book Review: Mad Science by Theo Gray
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Video Book Review! Mean and Lowly Things, by Kate Jackson
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Video Book Reviews! Bad Science, and Lies, Damned Lies and Science
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Joanne Manaster reviews two books about distinguishing science fact from science fiction in our everyday lives: Bad Science, by Ben Goldacre, and Lies, Damned Lies and Science, by Sherry Seethaler. For more of Joanne's video reviews, see her web page,...
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Video Review! The Well Dressed Ape, by Hannah Holmes
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Here's something new, ScienceBlogs Book Clubbers—hopefully the first of many. When we stumbled across Joanne Manaster's science book review channel on YouTube, we were riveted, and we thought you might be, too. We will be posting Joanne's videos here on...
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