Hair Loss – Ginny Smith
Ginny Smith’s hair has started to fall out. Reason for panic or entirely normal?
Read MoreGinny Smith is a science presenter and writer with a background in Natural Sciences and Psychology. Her blog takes a look at the science she encounters as part of her day to day life. She is on Twitter at @ginnyfbsmith.
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Ginny Smith’s hair has started to fall out. Reason for panic or entirely normal?
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While we all question whether wearing masks protects us against COVID-19, Ginny Smith is interested in how the act of wearing them changes our very behaviour.
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In Part 2 of Ginny Smith’s self experiment she works out how to best use light to combat the effects the jetlag.
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Ginny Smith has just this week moved to Singapore. So naturally she’s conducting jet lag experiments on herself.
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A tweet from Hannah Fry got Ginny Smith thinking, why are kids so shit at hide and seek?
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People always say their memories of their own wedding day are fuzzy and the day went by in a flash. So Ginny Smith decided to conduct an experiment on herself…
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Debate has raged about the cause of the moon illusion for thousands of years, and philosophers from Aristotle to Descartes to Kant have written about it. Now Ginny Smith weighs in.
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Introvert Narwhals An Inquiring Mind by Ginny Smith This week the programme for one of my...
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Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia are some of the biggest health problems currently facing developed countries. Ginny Smith looks at the latest research.
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There is growing concern about some of the pseudoscientific programming that has made its way onto Netflix of late. So Ginny Smith presents an open letter to the streaming platform.
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Ginny Smith has a confession to make. She quite likes traffic jams. Not because she’s some kind of sadist who enjoys being late for things, but because they provide an interesting window into human behaviour.
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Ginny Smith used to love shopping. Saturday afternoons exploring markets and so on. But with images of plastic-eating turtles and homeless orangutans always in her mind, she’s started to think about things differently.
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