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A book concerned with the dubious way many scientists sell their wares. The subtitle is "Exposing fraud, bias, negligence and hype in science". It is a well written, interesting and rather worthy book. I have some reservations about recommending it since it is highly relevant to what I do, but perhaps of less interest to others. If we did choose it, then I would suggest we widen the remit in a typical NABG way. For example, we could consider the way science progresses, perhaps touching on the philospohy of science and it progress (cf. Kuhn). Review in Prometheus by Kevin Scally |
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