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Monthly Archives: October 2015
The Scientifically Challenged UK Media Strikes Back
Reblogging this must-read post by Utting-Wolff Spouts exposing today’s “ethically indefensible” piece by Sarah Knapton, science editor at The Telegraph, about the follow up to the scientifically disturbing PACE trial.
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