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"If you [only] have products created by white guys in their 20s, you’re gonna miss the mark."
How Andrew Wakefield’s shoddy science fueled autism-vaccine fears.
The news that lifted our existential dread.
The secret to unlocking innovation isn’t tax cuts - it’s equality.
Don't be taken in by the memo’s faux-reasonable tone.
The case for, and against, redefining "statistical significance."
When the results of clinical trials aren’t made public, the consequences can be dangerous — and potentially deadly.
"Our species has problems with violence." —Biologist Robert Sapolsky
PubMed, the Google of scientific search, is now publishing funding information in its abstracts.
Patients in red states and blue states alike benefit from work funded by the National Institutes of Health
Simple: It’s mimicking us.
Some lessons from the health community’s long battle with misinformation.
The outline cuts at least $7 billion for research on climate change, diseases, and energy.
This researcher wants to change that.
"Donald Trump is going to be the gateway drug for scientists being engaged in policy."
Government scientists are being ordered not to talk about their research — and it’s only week one.
Does that mean the original research was wrong? No. It means science is really, really hard.
Vaccines work, climate change is real — and scientists’ tweets for the Trump administration.
There’s no shortage of misinformation in the world — particularly around health and science topics.
Mick Mulvaney suggested Zika science is uncertain, so we shouldn’t bother to fund it.
