One of my most popular posts in the last few years was a critical, scientific look at Zicam. I wanted to revisit a few things in this short update to the article, and based on information gathered by a commenter revisit the question: by how much is Zicam overcharging for […]
Yearly Archives: 2015
27 posts
A hot-off-the-press study on risk of death and running is making headlines. What are the headlines? “Light Jogging May Be The Key To Long Life, Study Finds” (In-Depth–Huffington Post–Feb 3, 2015), or “When it comes to jogging, less is more, study argues” (Los Angeles Times–Feb 2, 2015). A study of […]
This semester, I am conducting what is, for me, an experiment in teaching. The seeds of this experiment were planted last semester, and prior to that by a long line of physics education research. This experiment will place an even greater burden for learning on the student, but I believe that it will […]