Bad theory or bad data?
The 40-Year suppression of the results of the huge Minnesota Coronary Experiment
Sanity Unleashed
Critical analysis of corrupt science.
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Order to chaos in four seconds: why nature resists our attempts to model it.
I’ve written a few articles in which I have discussed the futility - or even dangers - inherent in attempting to predict and / or control the complex systems which govern our lives.
How Biogen and the FDA worked together to manufacture an approval after a 10-0 rejection by an independent advisory committee.
Resigning FDA advisors: "the worst drug approval decision in recent U.S. history".
Is ADHD a social construct?
The idea that it might be is going mainstream, and the same analysis applies to many "conditions".
Inside the corporate takeover of medical journals: "podcast" version.
I recently published an article which simply reproduced quotes from four former editors of top medical journals:
NICE Guideline NG165 - the forgotten relative of NG163
Guidance to make them ill, as well as guidance to kill.
AI calls an official French government report into The Muslim Brotherhood "fictional".
“….the specific report you are referencing does not exist”
Fudging significance
What over a million confidence intervals tell us about scientific integrity
Inside the corporate takeover of medical journals
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Ozempic’s forgotten ancestor
Substitute pill for jab, and the headlines below (from 2004 / 2005) are indistinguishable from those referring to Ozempic and its sibling GLP-1 agonist injections:
I asked Gemini to debunk a series of damning accusations of corporate infamy lasting over a century. It couldn’t.
I have a few longer articles currently in draft form, but I thought I’d get a quickie - largely the product of Gemini - out there.