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Countering the drug industry's marketing machine

25 April 2012

Campaigning psychiatrist David Healy says patients, not drug companies, should give feedback on medicines for a true picture of their effectiveness

Wildlife film-maker: Everybody's faking it

24 November 2010

Fakery is sometimes inevitable, says Chris Palmer, the veteran wildlife film producer who is lifting the lid on his industry

Interview: The elephant whisperer

1 July 2009

From saving Baghdad zoo to rescuing rogue elephants, it's no wonder Hollywood is planning a film about maverick conservationist Lawrence Anthony

Interview: Feral and free

3 April 2007

Known as the greatest living field biologist, George Schaller has helped establish some of the world's biggest wildlife reserves. He tells ��˲�Ʊ of his life in the wild

Interview: A life evolving

3 May 2006

Robert Trivers' ideas helped launch behavioural ecology – he tells us about his new book, which tackles "selfish genetic elements"

Interview: The natural optimist

20 April 2005

Self-taught biologist Elaine Morgan has spent her life battling the scientific establishment. Now, at 84, she has the neoconservatives in her sights

The woman who dared to ask

9 June 2000

How do you study sex? Stick electrodes on penises and vulvas? Place hidden cameras in people's bedrooms? Do face-to-face interviews with embarrassed subjects? Shere Hite should know. After all, she showed in her famous Hite reports that the clitoris...

Take me to your leader

21 April 2000

Tom Willis is one of American creation science's movers and shakers. He heads the Creation Science Association for Mid-America and masterminded the recent school science curriculum controversy in Kansas, where students will no longer be

Going to extremes

26 February 2000

He is dangling from a rope down a deep pit of acid, hot water and poison gas, but there's nowhere else caver Michael Ray Taylor would rather be. The samples he grabs contain tiny creatures that thrive in extreme conditions

Without consent

13 November 1999

If you made it up, nobody would believe you. Years after the Nuremberg trials revealed the horrors of the Nazi experiments on concentration camp prisoners, one of the world's biggest liberal democracies was still carrying out unethical medi