Category: Journal practices

5/15/2015

Continued problems with inconsistent & adjacent news releases from BMJ

6 5/14/2015

Criticism of NEJM’s defense of industry-physician relations

3/4/2015

BMJ back on bad track with its news releases: now gout & Alzheimer’s

6 3/3/2015

A tale of two observational studies – peanuts, coffee, heart health – and how the journals & some journalists handled them differently

1 2/13/2015

Who funded the research? It’s always an important question.

12/16/2014

Edgar Allen Poe, Vincent Price, and Dr. Richard Lehman’s journal review blog

12/9/2014

Exaggeration in health science news releases – and what we’re going to do about it

11/19/2014

Evaluating evidence in media messages about breast cancer

9/15/2014

“Catastrophizing parlance” about diabetes

8/22/2014

Predatory journal: “good way to make an income & defraud scientific community”