Tag: HealthDay

5 4/5/2018

HealthDay digs to new lows in shovelware

11/6/2017

HealthDay’s rehashed PR is hurting news consumers and journalism

8/31/2016

A new osteoporosis drug that’s “better” than an existing option? How this misleading message reached consumers and how it could have been avoided

12/18/2015

5-Star Friday: Smarter PSA testing, science’s Lake Wobegon effect, lifesaving coffee, and more

2 12/17/2015

Some news from major breast cancer meeting needed more context

3 9/14/2015

Low pulse = higher crime rate? Cause-and-effect confusion in heart rate/crime stories

4 8/19/2014

Hair loss treatment data in 3 people gets widespread (and often weak) news coverage

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There’s no justification for claiming new blood test is ‘94% accurate’ compared to PSA test for prostate cancer
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Before you click on this scaremongering headline, check out our review which exposes how flimsy this evidence is. https://t.co/W17c4o0fwx

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Your smartphones can speed up blindness, study finds. https://t.co/6kgRioa2n7

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Too Much Medicine: A small medical conference with a big impact, by @mlmjoyce https://t.co/GmjD3Ye1KL via @TooMuchMed @HealthNewsRevu @AKECassels

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