NINDS Office of Research Quality has presented a proposal on how to address the publication bias. It can be watched HERE (starts at…

Once during our vacation in Greece, our children asked for ice cream after having dinner.  When the waiter was asked about…

Risk of Alzheimer’s disease nearly doubles in older adults with Covid-19!  Like many of you, several weeks ago we have also…

On September 29, 2022, the U.S. Senate passed the FDA Modernization Act 2.0, S.5002, by unanimous consent. While it is unclear…

We like to cite Dorothy Bishop who wrote several years ago: “We know how to formulate and test hypotheses in controlled…

When it comes to novel therapies, positive data has justifiably more value than negative or null data.  Indeed, positive data promises…

One of the key themes in the 2005 seminal paper by John Ioannidis “Why most published research findings are false” is…

Recently, I went on a trip to a nice hotel with a swimming pool. Upon arrival, standing in the modern room…

by Anton Bespalov and Anja Gilis In the dialectics world of the German philosopher Georg Hegel, quantitative changes transform into qualitative…

 We (preclinical) learn from the Big Brother (clinical). For example, they recognize the risks of bias in study design, conduct and…