By Noel O'Hare in From Our Archive
Issue Listener Plus 2649 13th Dec 2012
"Christmas is a time when people who have nothing in common gather to celebrate something none of them believe in", writes Noel O'Hare in this 1990 article from our archive.
By Noel O'Hare in Commentary
Issue 3508 4th Aug 2007
How much difference do our health choices really make? Author of Think Before You Swallow, NOEL O'HARE argues that staying healthy isn't rocket science ... it's a bit more complicated than that.
By Noel O'Hare in Commentary
Issue 3425 31st Dec 2005
The next big retail trend is having experts select what we buy. But can they be trusted?
By Noel O'Hare in Commentary
Issue 3422 10th Dec 2005
We've been meaning to publish this article for ages, but what with one thing and another ...
By Noel O'Hare in Commentary
Issue 3420 26th Nov 2005
Catholics' obsession with saintly body parts and personal effects is leading to Internet relic trafficking.
By Noel O'Hare in Commentary
Issue 3418 12th Nov 2005
Actually, yes. Quite probably you are.
By Noel O'Hare in Commentary
Issue 3416 29th Oct 2005
Cosmetic neurology, the nip and tuck of the mind, is on its way.
By Noel O'Hare in Commentary
Issue 3414 15th Oct 2005
Why on earth do we pay to drink bottled water?
By Noel O'Hare in Commentary
Issue 3412 1st Oct 2005
Studies show that the placebo effect is not just in our minds.
By Noel O'Hare in Commentary
Issue 3409 10th Sep 2005
Everywhere you turn, it seems, self-help gurus offer the chance to heal the pain of your past and realise your true potential. But are they peddling spiritual snake oil?