Tag: medical journals

8/6/2020

Crazy week of PR & news on studies should teach us how/what to ignore

3/6/2014

Improving news releases by medical journals and academic medical centers

7/17/2013

British journal blogs fire cross-Atlantic salvoes at JAMA, NEJM

10/25/2012

Catching up on Embargo Watch & Retraction Watch gems

8/31/2011

The BMJ news release that keeps on giving the gift of chocolate hype

6/8/2011

Reuters: hidden conflicts common in journal articles

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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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Come on, NY Times; you must do better than this. Important research doesn’t need hype and the “breaking news” BS doesn’t help readers or patients. https://www.healthnewsreview.org/2022/03/nyt-proclaims-breaking-news/

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