…citing a trial that qualifies–in my opinion as a public health professional–as a case of serious research misconduct. This hedging attitude might help explain why the CDC recently hosted a…
…science will help us with future pandemics. This attitude is welcome after four years of anti-science anti-think. How well it will be realized is unsure, given the divided nature of…
…if they focus more on what function they can recover than on how much function they have lost.” This claim, which suggests that patients’ attitude toward the illness could hasten…
…is much worse with therapist-delivered treatments, not less bad, because of the role playing and manipulation of attitudes that is inherent in the human interaction. I am afraid this hits…
…the health and wellbeing of vulnerable children. If BMJ’s attitude toward this mess is now shifting, that is certainly a positive development. Since I am neither an epidemiologist nor a…
…manner. This failure creates the impression that BMJ harbors an indifferent or lax attitude toward violations of key scientific principles, including principles promulgated by the company itself, in pediatric research–or…
