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4.71 out of 5
3,122 ratings in Australia
Too many of the articles in health and psychology seem dumbed down.
The title says it all. It used to be better. Considering cancelling my subscription
I am subscribed but I can’t get my password to work. App is impossible. Frustrating.
New Scientist is a wonderful magazine and so grateful for the articles. The articles are terrific for the classroom of students 15-17yrs in Science too. Thank you Wendy
I pay my subscription every year but have great difficulty finding the full articles. I should not have to be verifying through traffic lights. I should be able to tap a link in the article in my inbox. Inputting username and password doesn’t work When I use the app I cannot find the original article . There must be easier ways of doing this Now it keeps telling me the nicknames I try are taken!
After paying a subscription I received an email with a ‘activation’ button. Entered all the details but when submitted it just returns you to the same page with all the details blanked out. I tried it about 10 times with same results. I have no password and the password reset button doesn’t send an email link so I’ve paid money and have no way of logging onto the app to read the articles. Waiting to see if I get any response to my email of complaint . Never seen such a poor onboarding process.
When you switch to another app for more than 30 seconds and back again, the app refreshes the article list and so loses your place in the article scroll view. This is an absolute pain.
Keep it up, we need you.
All major advances in human knowledge get into New Scientist including in medicine and public health. New Scientist is quick to pick paradigm shifts early like the one in the treatment of obesity created by the GLP-1 inhibitors. Anyone who wants to keep abreast of all major advances in science in the context of an analytical framework that includes political economy and ethics should read this brilliant magazine
Interesting and credible chunks of information about science stuff.
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