12 ways to spot Bad Science

LARIA3 April, 2014No Comments

From sensational headlines to small samples Compound Interest have produced a useful infographic on how to spot Bad Science.

Thanks to Dr Paul Coxon for tweeting about it.

Photo credit: Train spotters by Matt Smith

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