Research Translation
David NewmanTranslating Medical and Health Research For All
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 118 | Subscribers | Read | researchtranslation.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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The Elaborate, Expensive Act We Call Cancer Screening
As you can probably tell I’m frustrated with modern medicine’s apparent immunity to evidence, so I hope you’ll suffer my rant-y, short essay this week.
PSA Screening For Prostate Cancer: An Infographic
Last week on the podcast I talked about Tuesday’s publication of the 23-year follow-up results from the largest ever trial of prostate-specific antigen (‘PSA’) screening, with 150,000 men. The findings are, I think, jaw-dropping.
The Myth of Early Detection
Imagine a weatherman who’s wrong 97% of the time he predicts rain. Picnics and ballgames canceled, flights rerouted, bikes garaged. Yet somehow, he has fans—devout ones—who revel in warning their neighbors about coming storms.
Tylenol and Autism: Receipts
When it comes to proclamations on medical science, I trust but verify. Or maybe just verify. Therefore I offer you a few of my methods of verification—my receipts, per se—on the acetaminophen-autism paper by Prada et al.
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ER doc fallen from grace, proud dad and data diver. As a former writer for the Times, HuffPo, and others, and author of "Hippocrates' Shadow: Secrets From the House of Medicine", my focus is translating health and medical research.
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