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Overall, a good story, but women trying to make decisions would have been helped by a few more comparative details.
This just feels like space-filling shovelware – shoveling information from FDA briefing documents into a story prior to an FDA advisory panel meeting. What good is served by this?
A pretty good example of how to handle a small, early study of a new treatment. Benefits nicely quantified, good attention to limitations, and quotes were well calibrated.
Too often, the demands of same-day journalism dictate that today’s announcement is reported and then journalists move on to the...
Journalist-turned-PR man Brian Reid wrote an important guest post on the Embargo Watch blog this week. It’s about the release...
Here are some links to some things I’ve meant to write about this week. They caught my eye and I...