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Many Results in Psychology and Medicine Are False Positives

Many Results in Psychology and Medicine Are False Positives
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Why Did Harvard Fire Martin Kulldorff?

Martin Kulldorff talks about his dismissal from Harvard Medical School, persisting college vaccine mandates, and surviving COVID-era censorship on the latest episode of "Just Asking Questions".

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Ioannidis Questions Strength of the Neuroscience Literature

Studies in cognitive neuroscience and psychology are of “unacceptably low” power and suffer from inflated effect sizes and selective reporting

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How Preapproved Narratives Have Corrupted Science

When it comes to climate science and other research, abuse of peer review and self-censorship abound.

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Maternal health points to need for oversight on scientific research

Women regularly inject heparin to stop the chance of a miscarriage. The fact that it doesn't actually work highlights a much larger problem in research.

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