How to Apply Critical Thinking to IBD Research
How to Apply Critical Thinking to IBD ResearchUpdate: 2019-01-15
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The internet runs on advertising, which means that editors and writers are often tasked with getting the most possible eyeballs on their story. That can mean that there’s pressure to write a controversial or sensational headline to get those clicks. In this episode, I invite experienced medical writer and university instructor, Shereen Lehman, to weigh in and tell you how to figure out if a story about IBD is good reporting — or if it’s crap.
Articles on critical thinking and research:
- Should IBD Patients Look To Mouse Studies For Hope?: http://aboutibd.com/2015/02/27/should-ibd-patients-look-to-mouse-studies-for-hope/
- 5 Keys to Uncovering Poor IBD Information Online: http://aboutibd.com/2018/03/26/5-keys-to-uncovering-poor-ibd-information-online/
- Why You Can’t Trust “Dr Google”: http://aboutibd.com/2016/08/08/why-you-cant-trust-dr-google/
- Why Not Every Study on IBD Is a Breakthrough: https://www.verywellhealth.com/why-not-every-study-on-ibd-is-a-breakthrough-4099015
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