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Media articles about scientific research typically write brief descriptions of the study that’s behind the news. Press Pause explains these study details for an informed and critical view of science news.

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Jan 8, 2021

A new accurate blood test for Alzheimer’s, or another false call?

Cecile Janssens in Press Pause

Dec 27, 2020

1 in 3 Americans binge drink during the coronavirus pandemic, Newsweek says study shows

Cecile Janssens in Press Pause

Aug 16, 2019

Preventing breast cancer: how should science compare the benefits of surgery and surveillance?

Cecile Janssens in Press Pause

Aug 3, 2019

The new blood test for Alzheimer’s disease: developed in a study without patients

Reading health news, as an epidemiologist

When I read news articles about health research, I often wonder what I would have…

A new accurate blood test for Alzheimer’s, or another false call?

1 in 3 Americans binge drink during the coronavirus pandemic, Newsweek says study shows

Preventing breast cancer: how should science compare the benefits of surgery and surveillance?

The new blood test for Alzheimer’s disease: developed in a study without patients

A short explainer…

Too much coffee could trigger headaches, study shows. In whom?

Study finds no gay gene. Was there one to find?

The larger the study, the greater the chance of nonsense

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Reading health news, as an epidemiologist