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Tag: precision medicine

4 5/8/2018

NIH uses dodgy PR to enroll one million Americans in its ‘All of Us’ precision medicine program

1/31/2018

NY Times hails discovery of new genetic heart disease risk factor, but what about researchers’ industry ties?

1/30/2018

Podcast: The promise of precision medicine

8/18/2017

5-Star Friday: Tackling the unwieldy

6/5/2017

Small studies get big headlines at ASCO 2017

4 8/26/2016

How much significance should health news give to statistically nonsignificant results? A case study of stories on skipping breast cancer chemo

1 6/1/2016

The Cancer Moonshot: A perspective in 4 graphs

2 3/22/2016

Predictions for Precision Medicine get an evidence-based reality check  

1 2/29/2016

Precision Medicine at one year: A soaring White House summit and the potholes ahead

9/4/2015

Five-Star Friday: cancer centers, precision medicine, stem cell soup, and why science isn’t broken

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More for milk debates: "Switching to skim #milk may slow biological aging" https://upi.com/6975065t via @upi cc @garyschwitzer @joansalgeblake

"We can't say that this was caused by milk fat." As is often the case with nutrition studies: correlation ≠ causation.

#RelaxDammit

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How easy it is to be misled by Medicare Advantage marketing. With story ideas for health care journalists. HT @CMAorg. https://www.healthnewsreview.org/2020/01/how-easy-it-is-to-be-misled-by-medicare-advantage-marketing/

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@HealthNewsRevu @mcjaklevic HealthNewsReview once again revealing hype that far outstrips reality. I suspect that one day, AI will meaningfully contribute to good patient care. Whether that's in 10 years or 100, I couldn't say. What is clear is that we ain't there yet.

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