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[2/2] avoid press releases that use strong causal wording and that assess each study individually -- instead of in the context of prior research, strengths and limitations. More thoughts here: https://t.co/MuomQZgHLV
[2/2] avoid press releases that use strong causal wording and that assess each study individually -- instead of in the context of prior research, strengths and limitations. More thoughts here: https://t.co/MuomQZgHLV
@kerinalthoff @deniswirtz @JMessersmith_JH So much to be done in this important field! Congratulations @kerinalthoff Here's our humble contribution: https://t.co/rTXNey7Fd9
RT @michael23ca: Our paper on some of the issues involving the communication of findings from (nutritional) observational #epidemiology to…
RT @michael23ca: Our paper on some of the issues involving the communication of findings from (nutritional) observational #epidemiology to…