Related research article Kostadinov D, Sanes JR. 2015.
During my research I came across perfectly sane people whose initial scepticism had been blown away after their reluctant use of homeopathic treatments was followed by dramatic improvements in their symptoms.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/13/153/prepub This research was carried out by SANE, with financial support from Janssen, who also contributed to the conception of the project.
"As I near 2.5 years without full-time, sustainable work, research like this helps me feel sane.
Tanya Harrod, a British historian, pored through his papers and interviewed friends, family members and colleagues to research a newly released biography, "The Last Sane Man: Michael Cardew, Modern Pots, Colonialism, and the Counterculture" (Yale University Press).
"The research culture has run out of anything sane to say about literature and is now groping around for further ways to not really analyse anything," says Kennedy. "It's like hitting a painting with a fish – why would you?
She is also a founding member of a nonprofit called Defending the Early Years, which commissions research about early childhood education and advocates for sane policies for young children.
SANE retained editorial independence and editorial control of the findings of the research.
Marjorie Wallace - now chief executive of the charity Sane - also visited the hospital regularly in the 1980s when she was researching a book.
There would also be a pro-business basket: lower corporate rates, a sane visa policy for skilled immigrants, a sane patent and permitting system, more money for research.
New research may help ID these overeager commentators automatically, which is good news for engendering sane discussion across the web.
