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Differences in exposure to negative news media are associated with lower...
Over the weekend, our new article in Vaccine was published. It describes how we found links between human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine coverage in the United States and information exposure measures...
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Thinking outside the cylinder: on the use of clinical trial registries in...
Clinical trials take a long time to be published, if they are at all. And when they are published, most of them are either missing critical information or have changed the way they describe the...
View ArticleHow articles from financially conflicted authors are amplified, why it...
tl;dr: we have a new article on conflicts of interest, published today in JAMA. Imagine you are attempting to answer a question about your health or the health of someone in your care. The answer isn’t...
View Articletrial2rev: seeing the forest for the trees in the systematic review ecosystem
tl;dr: we have a new web-based system called trial2rev that links published systematic reviews to included and relevant trials based on their registrations in ClinicalTrials.gov. Our report on this...
View ArticleDo Twitter bots spread vaccine misinformation?
Discussion of online misinformation in politics and public health often focuses on the role of bots, organised disinformation campaigns and “fake news”. A closer look at what typical users see and...
View ArticleOn the value of deplatforming, and seeing online misinformation as an...
Adam Dunn, University of Sydney The government is rolling out a new public information campaign this week to reassure the public about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines, which one expert has said...
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