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I just returned from the Logan Science Journalism Fellowship program at Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass., and I’m…

Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. Despite decades of research, there’s still no cure,…

Every journalist covering medical and other types of scientific research should read this thought-provoking open-access article recently published in PNAS:…

Surveillance is the process or system for tracking cases of risk factors, medical conditions, disease cases, adverse events, etc. It…

We are well into the age of Big Data, in which researchers may use databases or another dataset with data…

Looking for p-hacking or other statistical red flags is challenging, particularly for journalists who don’t have training in statistics or…

We’ve covered in another blog post what to be cautious about in scrutinizing an observational study that uses data from…

As you report on medical studies more and more, you probably start to notice patterns in the parts that you…

If you are familiar with Drugs@FDA, you know that the website allows you to quickly look up a drug by its…

A cup of coffee with a former journalist colleague led Rhode Island radio reporter Lynn Arditi down the path of…
