Perhaps of interest in this regard.
http://tinyurl.com/gtxjoev
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Sincerely,
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On Sat, 5 Dec 2015, Anoop B wrote:
> Finally, someone talking about physical activity and diet. I am doing my Phd in Exercise Physiology. :)
> From what I have seen, it is a challenge, both logistically and financially, to conduct physical activity and lifestyle
> intervention trials.
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> I also 'think' the infamous p value has got a LOT to do with negative trials not getting published, data falsification,
> inadequate reporting , and spinning of results. Simply reporting confidence intervals and not even mentioning the term
> statistical significance could minimize this to an extent.
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> On Sat, Dec 5, 2015 at 5:00 PM, Wouter Havinga <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Thank you Amy, the Evidence Live event in April this year was "cathartic" for me: seeing and hearing all the
> great and the good working towards medical science addressing human issues rather than mathematical issues.
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> However, lobbying for profit remains powerful. I am worried to read that (probably following the money from
> vaccines (and vaccine side-effects seem totally ignored
> https://twitter.com/wouterhavinga/status/673251004947763201 ) get ready for the drugs to prevent diseases :
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-35008921
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> Luckily there is "Professor Carl Heneghan from the Oxford University Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine, says
> the focus with disease prevention should be on issues such as physical activity, smoking and diet. What we have
> to do is look at clear lifestyle risk factors. The future of healthcare is a healthier lifestyle."
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> As such I can recommend http://evidencelive.org
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