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2018

All That Meta-Analysis Backlash!original (opens in a new tab)
30 Apr 2018
Systematic Reviews & Meta-Analyses: A 5-Step Checkuporiginal (opens in a new tab)
30 Apr 2018
A Reality Check on Author Access to Open Access Publishingoriginal (opens in a new tab)
2 Apr 2018
Signing Critical Peer Reviews & the Fear of Retaliation: What Should We Do?original (opens in a new tab)
22 Mar 2018
Black History Month: Mathematicians’ Powerful Storiesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
1 Mar 2018
Transparency, Recognition, & Innovation: The ASAPbio Peer Review Meetingoriginal (opens in a new tab)
7 Feb 2018
Principles, Open Access, & Everyday Choicesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
31 Jan 2018
Open Access 2017: A Year of Stand-Offs, Showdowns, & Funders’ Own Journalsoriginal (opens in a new tab)
9 Jan 2018

2017

Infographic vs Text: Evidence Throwdown!original (opens in a new tab)
31 Dec 2017
6 Tips for Deciphering Outcomes in Health Studiesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
21 Dec 2017
Rebranding Retractions and the Honest Error Hypothesisoriginal (opens in a new tab)
30 Nov 2017
Peak Gender Gap: Women at the Top of Science Agenciesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
15 Nov 2017
The Fractured Logic of Blinded Peer Review in Journalsoriginal (opens in a new tab)
31 Oct 2017
Catch-22, Clinical Trial Edition: Protecting Women and Childrenoriginal (opens in a new tab)
30 Oct 2017
Innovations in Peer Review and Scientific Publishingoriginal (opens in a new tab)
12 Sept 2017
Good Enough? Editors, Statistics & Grant Peer Revieworiginal (opens in a new tab)
11 Sept 2017
Bias, Conflicts, Spin: The 8th Olympiad of Research on Science & Publishing Beginsoriginal (opens in a new tab)
10 Sept 2017
What’s Open, What’s Data? What’s Proof, What’s Spin?original (opens in a new tab)
1 Sept 2017
Bias in Open Science Advocacy: The Case of Article Badges for Data Sharingoriginal (opens in a new tab)
29 Aug 2017
Circling the Wagons, Science Style: AHA Saturated Biases Reduxoriginal (opens in a new tab)
2 Aug 2017
Why Pockets and Waves of De-Feminization in Science’s Past Matter Noworiginal (opens in a new tab)
22 Jul 2017
5 Tips for Understanding Data in Meta-Analysesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
3 Jul 2017
Saturated Biases: Where the AHA Advice on Coconut Oil Went Wrongoriginal (opens in a new tab)
28 Jun 2017
3 Things Expressions of Concern Reveal About the Research Publication Systemoriginal (opens in a new tab)
31 May 2017
The Case of the Missing Neuro Drug Trialsoriginal (opens in a new tab)
25 May 2017
Who’s Who on Science Twitter and Who Counts?original (opens in a new tab)
28 Apr 2017
Debunking Advice Debunkedoriginal (opens in a new tab)
5 Apr 2017
A Little Springtime for Green Open Access? Icons for More Free Full Texts in PubMedoriginal (opens in a new tab)
22 Mar 2017
How-To Guide: Help Find Missing Scientists’ Facesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
6 Mar 2017
Black History Month: The Complicated Power of More Women Scientists’ Facesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
28 Feb 2017
Open Access 2016: A Year of Price Bargaining, Preprints, and a Pirateoriginal (opens in a new tab)
7 Feb 2017
“The Same Folly, the Same Fury”: A.V. Hill in 1933original (opens in a new tab)
1 Feb 2017
Down and Almost Out in Scotland: George Orwell, 1948, and Nineteen Eighty-Fouroriginal (opens in a new tab)
25 Jan 2017
When Science Polarizes: A Personal Activist Story with Evidenceoriginal (opens in a new tab)
4 Jan 2017

2016

Silence: Everyday Betrayals of Research Participantsoriginal (opens in a new tab)
22 Dec 2016
Reproducibility Crisis Timeline: Milestones in Tackling Research Reliabilityoriginal (opens in a new tab)
5 Dec 2016
Post-Truth Antidote: Our Roles in Virtuous Spirals of Trust in Scienceoriginal (opens in a new tab)
23 Nov 2016
Fertility Hedge Fund? Pros and Cons of Egg Bankingoriginal (opens in a new tab)
1 Nov 2016
Between Science’s Secretive, Elitist Past and Open, Accessible Futureoriginal (opens in a new tab)
25 Oct 2016
What Lies Beneath a Scientist’s Life: A Father and Son Storyoriginal (opens in a new tab)
3 Oct 2016
Flying Flak and Avoiding “ad hominem” Responseoriginal (opens in a new tab)
29 Sept 2016
This is How Research Gender-Bias Bias Worksoriginal (opens in a new tab)
2 Sept 2016
Gender-Bias Bias Part 2: Unpicking Cherry-Pickingoriginal (opens in a new tab)
2 Sept 2016
Winning! Or Is It? The Science of Winners’ Fateoriginal (opens in a new tab)
16 Aug 2016
The Resilience of Brain Training Hype: ACTIVE Trial Reduxoriginal (opens in a new tab)
25 Jul 2016
Psychology’s Meta-Analysis Problemoriginal (opens in a new tab)
5 Jul 2016
Research Nirvana: The Generosity Editionoriginal (opens in a new tab)
30 Jun 2016
Unsnarling the Complexity of Naming and Shamingoriginal (opens in a new tab)
6 Jun 2016
A Reader’s Guide to Conflicts of Interest in Biomedicineoriginal (opens in a new tab)
31 May 2016
Breaking Down Pros and Cons of Preprints in Biomedicineoriginal (opens in a new tab)
1 May 2016
5 Tips For Avoiding P-Value Potholesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
25 Apr 2016
The Skills We All Need to Move Past “Anti-Science” and “Us”original (opens in a new tab)
31 Mar 2016
How to Spot Research Spin: The Case of the Not-So-Simple Abstractoriginal (opens in a new tab)
17 Mar 2016
CRISPR, Priority, and Credit: Do We Need to Edit Science’s DNA?original (opens in a new tab)
19 Feb 2016
Wikipedia Activism and Diversity in Scienceoriginal (opens in a new tab)
13 Feb 2016
Open Access 2015: A Year Access Negotiators Edged Closer to the Brinkoriginal (opens in a new tab)
1 Feb 2016
Pylori Story #4: The Microbe Revoltoriginal (opens in a new tab)
14 Jan 2016

2015

Pylori Story #3: Drug Wars – The Lab Strikes Backoriginal (opens in a new tab)
30 Dec 2015
Pylori Story #2: Journey to the Center of the Stomachoriginal (opens in a new tab)
29 Dec 2015
Pylori Story #1: Acid Attackoriginal (opens in a new tab)
28 Dec 2015
8 PubMed Ninja Skillsoriginal (opens in a new tab)
30 Nov 2015
Science and the Rise of the Co-Authorsoriginal (opens in a new tab)
25 Nov 2015
Curiosity to Scrutiny: the Early Days of Science Journalismoriginal (opens in a new tab)
31 Oct 2015
Why Aren’t We All Machine-Friendly Researchers?original (opens in a new tab)
19 Oct 2015
The Mess That Trials Stopped Early Can Leave Behindoriginal (opens in a new tab)
30 Sept 2015
Post-SPRINT Trial Headachesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
30 Sept 2015
5 Key Things to Know About Data on Adverse Effectsoriginal (opens in a new tab)
31 Aug 2015
The Value of 3 Degrees of Separation on Twitteroriginal (opens in a new tab)
28 Aug 2015
The Angelina Effect and the Mixed Blessing of Celebrities and Risk Awarenessoriginal (opens in a new tab)
9 Aug 2015
The Outrage Factor – Then and Noworiginal (opens in a new tab)
13 Jul 2015
Another 5 Things to Know About Meta-Analysisoriginal (opens in a new tab)
30 Jun 2015
“Just” Joking? Sexist Talk in Scienceoriginal (opens in a new tab)
22 Jun 2015
Tricked: The Ethical Slipperiness of Hoaxesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
31 May 2015
Weighing Up Anonymity and Openness in Publication Peer Revieworiginal (opens in a new tab)
13 May 2015
Peer Review BC (Before Citations)original (opens in a new tab)
20 Apr 2015
Rifts and Bright Spots in Evidence-Based Medicineoriginal (opens in a new tab)
17 Apr 2015
Evidence Live and Kicking (Part 1)original (opens in a new tab)
14 Apr 2015
Study Report, Study Reality, and the Gap Betweenoriginal (opens in a new tab)
31 Mar 2015
Mind Your “p”s, RRs, and NNTs: On Good Statistics Behaviororiginal (opens in a new tab)
9 Mar 2015
Pentimento: Revealing the Women Obscured in Science’s Historyoriginal (opens in a new tab)
2 Mar 2015
Good to Know: Which Websites Can Reduce Anxiety and Depression?original (opens in a new tab)
28 Feb 2015
7 Tips for Women at Science Conferencesoriginal (opens in a new tab)
18 Jan 2015
The Science Opinion Games: New Conversations, Same Old Voices?original (opens in a new tab)
6 Jan 2015

2014

Open Access 2014: A Year that Data Cracked Through Secrecy and Mythoriginal (opens in a new tab)
29 Dec 2014
Science’s Water Coolers: Turning Up the Volume On Journal Clubsoriginal (opens in a new tab)
17 Dec 2014
Moving On, Open Access and Science Communication Impactoriginal (opens in a new tab)
15 Dec 2014
In a Lather Over Triclosan? Thumbs Down to Fear-Mongering Soap Operasoriginal (opens in a new tab)
20 Nov 2014
Generation Open: Sneak Peek Into Science’s Future at OpenCon 2014original (opens in a new tab)
16 Nov 2014
Chewing Gum and the Long Slow Decline of a Miserable Surgical Traditionoriginal (opens in a new tab)
12 Nov 2014
Airborne? Memories of Another Virus and Panic’s Rise and Falloriginal (opens in a new tab)
26 Oct 2014
Teenage Mutant Ninja Journal! Celebrating an Open Access Birthdayoriginal (opens in a new tab)
20 Oct 2014
5 Shortcuts to Keep Data on Risks in Perspectiveoriginal (opens in a new tab)
13 Oct 2014
The Hepatitis C Escalation: Baby Boomer Ripple Effectsoriginal (opens in a new tab)
10 Oct 2014
Blink! This Contact Lens Post Could Make Your Eyes Wateroriginal (opens in a new tab)
23 Sept 2014
Long Overdue: Is the Question of Induction of Labor and Cesarean Section Settled?original (opens in a new tab)
8 Sept 2014
Science: Add Humor and Stir – Wocka, Wocka, Wocka!original (opens in a new tab)
2 Sept 2014
Alzheimer Disease: How Soon Would You Want To Know?original (opens in a new tab)
25 Aug 2014
Is a Baby Aspirin a Day the New Apple?original (opens in a new tab)
17 Aug 2014
Resveratrol Hangover: Waking Up After Hypothesis Bingeingoriginal (opens in a new tab)
4 Aug 2014
Vacation: What’s the Point?original (opens in a new tab)
24 Jul 2014
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