Category: Evidence-based medicine

2 4/25/2013

Two noteworthy breast cancer stories: “The Feel-Good War” and guidelines didn’t change practice

2 3/7/2013

American College of Cardiology news release plugs HealthNewsReview.org, expresses “serious concerns” about study to be discussed at upcoming meeting

3/5/2013

Two new books by physicians to put on your reading list

2/4/2013

Sound Medicine radio program profiles work of HealthNewsReview.org

1/11/2013

Yale’s Harlan Krumholz: 5 Things You Should Know On The Myth Of Tamiflu

1/4/2013

How ugly Twitter can get on health/screening issues

1/2/2013

Be Careful in Reporting On Composite Outcomes

12/20/2012

Oregon: Just saying “No” to expensive proton beam therapy (for now, at least)

2 12/13/2012

Other views on the NYT op-ed, “The 2,000 Year-Old Wonder Drug”

12/7/2012

My talk to Knight Science Journalism Program at MIT’s Medical Evidence Bootcamp for Journalists

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A lot of interesting workshops are happening now at the #NBCCSummit! @garyschwitzer, the publisher of @HealthNewsRevu, is discussing new cancer research news. #BeBold

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Take all the issues enmeshed in any cancer screening story and amplify it with the liquid biopsy issue. @AP's ⁦@CarlaKJohnson⁩. did a solid job here. https://apnews.com/article/science-business-health-hodgkin-lymphoma-oregon-ca899bb9c4c7f1859d4e9ce16a1cf78d

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