Celebrities and Science 2007 - Review
![]() | In January 2007, in a special leaflet called Sense About… Science for Celebrities, scientists told celebrities: “Before making scientific claims check your facts - all it takes is a phone call”. It showed how easily some mistakes could have been avoided and gave a phone number for celebrities to call so that Sense About Science could connect them with scientists, scientific societies and charities. Celebrities made an improvement in what they said in 2007 but Sarah Beeny and Stella McCartney let the side down. |
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Coverage
Evil genes and antifreeze: TV gurus’ toxic talk put under the microscope
Hugo Rifkind - Tory green gaffe
Stars who spout ‘pseudo-science should check their facts first’
Scientists warn on celebrities promoting fads
Decline in scientific gaffes by celebrities
Nicole, Gwyneth and Stella attacked for their bad science
Scientists slam celebrities for unscientific promotion of fads
Scientist Rains On Nicole Kidman’s DS-Touting Parade




