1. Science vs. Pseudoscience
The truth about alternative facts!

2. What is ? Testable Can be verified
The result of experimentation and observation
Systematic
Seeks to falsify claims through testing
Relies on empirical evidence (using your senses as a means of observation and experimentation)

3. What is Pseudoscience? Claims are untestable
Seeks to confirm a claim or belief
Relies on anecdotal evidence (based on hearsay or personal accounts)

4. Weekly Horoscope(♍)
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5. Classify: Science, Pseudoscience or both?
Makes unbiased observations
Often driven by cultural or commercial goals
Makes claims about the natural world
Astrology
Involves constant reevaluation of what is known
Research designed to justify existing knowledge
Discards observations that are not consistent with beliefs
Bases claims on a large amount of data
Uses Peer Review

6. “Scientific research in the field of medicine uses strict standards of science such as controlling variables, using appropriate sample size, having results that are able to be verified/replicated, collecting data that is measureable/empirical, and seeking to disprove a claim.”
True or False?

7. Article: How Flawed Science is Undermining Good Medicine
NPR – April 6, 2017