The field of research on communication interventions is heavily littered with studies that are too small, too indirect, and too riddled with…

I think we are drifting perilously close to exceptionalism in the debate about the Covid-19 vaccine for children and adolescents. The narrowed…

Remember when we were told the earliest we could possibly hope for a vaccine was 12 to 18 months? Here we are…

This is one of my older cartoons. Unfortunately, the problem it’s depicting hasn’t gone out of style. But now it strikes me…

You would think a time when we needed to be able to “follow the science” would have been systematic evidence’s shining hour…

We’ve well and truly reached cherry-picking season on Covid vaccine data! It’s definitely easier to fall into the trap of claims based…

Science is a profession where critique is integral to the work itself. So you might think we’d all have both criticizing, and…

As results for the big phase 3 trials for the BNT-Pfizer and Moderna were looming, a debate ramped up: when would the…

It’s been another drama-filled, and data-packed, hectic few weeks in the Covid vaccines landscape. But the visual theme of this roundup post…

The competition for the “honor” of being the most confusing part of clinical trial results is fierce. I don’t think technical terms…

It’s a fundamental part of science – and yet peer review is not itself very science-based. It needs to be. The premise…

The second year since the genome sequencing of the new coronavirus has begun. And it’s off to a drama-packed start. Major outbreaks…