WeCanReason Webinar – Influenza: from the Spanish lady to the winter sniffle with David Miles
In 1918, an influenza pandemic killed more people than the First World War. The disease was called the Spanish Lady, among many other names.
In 1918, an influenza pandemic killed more people than the First World War. The disease was called the Spanish Lady, among many other names.
In this presentation, Leslie Rosenblood discusses secularism in Canada: what it is, what it isn’t, and why it’s the means to maximal freedom for all.
In this presentation, Leslie Rosenblood (Secularism Chair for the Centre for Inquiry Canada) will discuss secularism in Canada: what it is, what it isn’t, and why it’s the means to maximal freedom for all.
In this presentation, Leslie Rosenblood (Secularism Chair for the Centre for Inquiry Canada) will discuss secularism in Canada: what it is, what it isn’t, and why it’s the means to maximal freedom for all.
In this presentation, Leslie Rosenblood (Secularism Chair for the Centre for Inquiry Canada) will discuss secularism in Canada: what it is, what it isn’t, and why it’s the means to maximal freedom for all.
Join us for an interesting look on how the health and wellness trend can be harmful. Kat will discuss why society needs to stop fixating on the term “healthy”, do some debunking, look at how pseudoscience is invading the Health and Wellness industry, as well as suggesting what we can all do to live our best lives.
Join us for an interesting look on how the health and wellness trend can be harmful. Kat will discuss why society needs to stop fixating on the term “healthy”, do some debunking, look at how pseudoscience is invading the Health and Wellness industry, as well as suggesting what we can all do to live our best lives.
Join us for an interesting look on how the health and wellness trend can be harmful.
As the world witnesses a surge in interest in psychedelics, Ayahuasca has emerged as a cultural phenomenon, drawing thousands from around the globe to Peru in search of spiritual and therapeutic breakthroughs. Unfortunately, the field of psychedelics has been steeped in mysticism and pseudoscience for decades, complicating efforts to assess their true benefits and risks.