Sense About Science - Ask for Evidence Campaign | |
Every
day we are bombarded with scientific and medical claims: on advertising
material, product websites, advice columns, campaign statements,
celebrity health fads and policy announcements. But how do we know which
of these are based on evidence? Even where there is some regulation, in
advertising or trading standards, claims that are not based on good
evidence keep reappearing.
Sense
About Science has launched a national campaign to change this. Ask for
Evidence aims to get everybody asking advertisers, companies, government
bodies and other organisations to set out the evidence they have for
the claims they make. If more of us – consumers, patients and voters - ask for the evidence, those making claims will expect to be held to account.
To make this a success the campaign needs to reach as many people as possible. Ask for Evidence is supported by leading scientists, entertainers and community leaders, and many scientific and civic groups. Find out more and join them in supporting the campaign at www.senseaboutscience.org/a4e.
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Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Ask for Evidence
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