When the Journal of Reproductive Medicine published a study that purported to prove that intercessory prayer can heal people, there were many reasons to be doubtful, regardless of one's religious beliefs.
Merrill Goozner has been director of the Integrity in Science Project at the Center for Science in the Public Interest since December 2003. The Project investigates and publicizes conflicts of interest in industry-sponsored science and maintains a database
We’d like to offer our thanks to @BlueShieldFound for its generous support of our work advancing in-depth reporting… https://t.co/ikCRfVgHk7
7 hours ago
RT @lindseymholden: So stoked for Cassie! Excited to see the engagement journalism she'll produce with @ReportingHealth fellows 🙌🏼
1 day ago
@CassandraGari Thrilled to have you joining the team! Can't wait to see the great work you do helping to mentor our… https://t.co/JMW3EPK0C3
1 day ago
RT @CassandraGari: I'm extremely excited to announce that starting next week I'll be the California Engagement Editor at @ReportingHealth!…
1 day ago
RT @mlevander: Very excited to share word that @CassandraGari will be joining the team here at @reportinghealth as our California Engagemen…
1 day ago
RT @IndiaCurrents: In a reprieve for domestic violence survivors harmed by non-violent, psychological abuse, California’s new law makes coe…
1 day ago
RT @NIHCMfoundation: Apply today! #NIHCM Health Care Journalism Grants provide funding for educational opportunities, reporting projects, a…
2 days ago
RT @MarisaKendall: I spent months following people on their journeys through the Bay Area's tiny homes. It was a rocky road for all of them…
2 days ago
RT @OtherWillJames: One benefit of being a @ReportingHealth senior fellow this year was watching @MarisaKendall report this excellent story…
2 days ago
RT @CMMink: #Asthma like so many health issues is influenced by the gene + environment interactions. My latest for @ReportingHealth Thanks…
2 days ago
