Tag: surrogate endpoints

7/13/2017

Surrogate Markers: Why health care consumers & journalists need to know about them

1 6/2/2017

6 things to keep in mind if you read cancer-related news in the next few days

3 10/11/2016

Six tips for writing accurately about cancer immunotherapy drugs

1 6/27/2016

Journalists: 9 tips to combat stem cell hype in your news stories

7/21/2014

Niacin news provides another example of how surrogate outcomes don’t tell whole story

3/16/2013

Plenty of pitfalls in reporting on medical studies

2 12/21/2012

Story of Tredaptive “good cholesterol drug” another lesson on surrogate endpoints

10/13/2011

The limitations of progression-free survival as an endpoint – NPR addresses

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Monday at #ADA2021, an infectious disease epidemiologist, a journalist, and a researcher shared perspectives on communication of risk in the era of COVID-19: http://ow.ly/ROfR30rMeE7 @AstleyCM @garyschwitzer @berthahidalgo @ADA_DiabetesPro

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Shoutouts to @susan_bewley @drkevinknopf @MichaelBaum11 in this call for more than fawning coverage from press releases for these kinds of stories.

Also, linked history inside goes back 5 years just on Grail apparently trying to become Holy Grail. https://twitter.com/garyschwitzer/status/1408849696416841731

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Here we go again w/more news about “Blood test finds 50 types of cancer.” And here we see again what’s missing from most such news stories. https://www.healthnewsreview.org/2021/06/blood-test-finds-50-types-of-cancer-weve-been-down-this-path-before/

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