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Tag: journal news releases

1 8/5/2015

Troubled BMJ news release on young fathers & early death risk

3 6/23/2015

Skinny jeans & nerve damage case studies have haunted me throughout my career

5/15/2015

Continued problems with inconsistent & adjacent news releases from BMJ

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

8/19/2014

Yay for a BMJ journal news release for including caveats about an observational study!

3 7/29/2014

6th time I’ve called out BMJ news releases on observational studies

7 6/11/2014

BMJ news release on red meat & breast cancer may have misled reporters again

3/6/2014

Improving news releases by medical journals and academic medical centers

17 1/22/2014

Misleading BMJ news releases may be one reason journalists report on more observational studies

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With the discontinuation of @HealthNewsRevu, there's a genuine concern that well-written and researched "reality checks" in healthcare are not economically interesting. This should be disconcerting to anyone, and yet I'm only seeing more and more piling into "promising findings"

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chrishendelChris Hendel@chrishendel·

Thanks for sharing this with all of us today, @garyschwitzer @HealthNewsRevu
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