Dr. Rachael Dunlop is Vice President of the Australian Skeptics, co-host of the wildly popular podcast The Skeptic Zone, a renowned blogger, winner of the Twitter Shorty Award for Health in 2010, and in her spare time, does research into heart disease.
In this fascinating presentation, Rachael talks to the Vic Skeptics about the pseudoscience of hair analysis.
This video was recorded live at La Notte Restaurant in Melbourne, 26 June 2011.
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Check out our “Bed of Nails” video. Snippets from third Mondays at La Notte, behind the scenes at the 10:23 campaign and many more skeptical videos.
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Vic Skeptics are supporters of education, particularly good Science teaching. We hope some of this material will be useful to you.
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This DVD features Dr John Long explaining some of the latest spectacular fossil finds. Produced by the Victorian Skeptics. Details Here
