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    Cure for Type 1 diabetes? We’ve been down this road before with NY Times - 3 year(s) ago

    “A Cure for Type 1 Diabetes? For One Man, It Seems to Have Worked,” blared the November 27, 2021 New York Times headline. It may have reminded old-timers of another story by the same reporter, Gina Kolata, on the front page of the Times 23 years ago, on May 3, 1998, which included unchallenged projections …

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      jsross119

      RT @garyschwitzer: Cure for #type1diabetes? We’ve been down this road before with @NYTHealth. https://t.co/FTAwVVyEi6

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    Cure for Type 1 diabetes? We’ve been down this road before with NY Times - 3 year(s) ago

    “A Cure for Type 1 Diabetes? For One Man, It Seems to Have Worked,” blared the November 27, 2021 New York Times headline. It may have reminded old-timers of another story by the same reporter, Gina Kolata, on the front page of the Times 23 years ago, on May 3, 1998, which included unchallenged projections …

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      pash22

      Cure for Type 1 diabetes? We’ve been down this road before with @nytimes https://t.co/4Cex1a4IBW via @garyschwitzer

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    Cure for Type 1 diabetes? We’ve been down this road before with NY Times - 3 year(s) ago

    “A Cure for Type 1 Diabetes? For One Man, It Seems to Have Worked,” blared the November 27, 2021 New York Times headline. It may have reminded old-timers of another story by the same reporter, Gina Kolata, on the front page of the Times 23 years ago, on May 3, 1998, which included unchallenged projections …

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      barttels2

      I ignored this silliness when I saw it last week. One subject in a 17-person trial for a disease afflicting millions. No details, no peer-reviewed publication. Twitter went nuts. Cautious patient voices countered. Let ⁦@garyschwitzer⁩ explain it.👇 https://t.co/nOMNO9pppF

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    Groups push pharma agenda under the guise of patient advocacy - 4 year(s) ago

    There’s nothing like a new Astroturf group to confuse the public. Astroturfers gather ordinary citizens from the grassroots to advocate for various causes while in reality shilling for the trade associations, PR firms, corporations, and political organizations that set them up. Now along comes a new patient advocacy organization, Patients Rising and its sister group …

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      gregggonsalves

      The Cures Act 2.0 & PDUFA are up for (re)authorization. These bills are likely to further cement industry's control over the agency. There is simply not a strong enough counterweight to Pharma's lobby and the patient groups in its pocket to push back. 5/ https://t.co/zwMF4Qfznz

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    “Blood test finds 50 types of cancer” – we’ve been down this path before - 4 year(s) ago

    Shoddy, incomplete, fawning news coverage of screening tests is one of the most clearly established problems in health news coverage – something HealthNewsReview.org has revealed countless times over the past 15 years. A public relations news release 22 days ago – from “a healthcare company whose mission is to detect cancer early” – touted study …

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      kennylinafp

      “Blood test finds 50 types of cancer” – we’ve been down this path before https://t.co/jPuxy0JA1E via @garyschwitzer Health journalism needs to up its game to critically report on pros/cons of multi-cancer blood tests coming down the road.

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    “Blood test finds 50 types of cancer” – we’ve been down this path before - 4 year(s) ago

    Shoddy, incomplete, fawning news coverage of screening tests is one of the most clearly established problems in health news coverage – something HealthNewsReview.org has revealed countless times over the past 15 years. A public relations news release 22 days ago – from “a healthcare company whose mission is to detect cancer early” – touted study …

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      garyschwitzer

      While writing about one shoddy story in @guardian, I discovered another. (Read to the bottom of the link.) Did a study prove that coffee protects vs. severe liver disease? Or was the study unable to prove that? You can’t have it both ways. https://t.co/Ou605AChEP https://t.co/huNboAhi1r

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    “Blood test finds 50 types of cancer” – we’ve been down this path before - 4 year(s) ago

    Shoddy, incomplete, fawning news coverage of screening tests is one of the most clearly established problems in health news coverage – something HealthNewsReview.org has revealed countless times over the past 15 years. A public relations news release 22 days ago – from “a healthcare company whose mission is to detect cancer early” – touted study …

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      garyschwitzer

      “Blood test finds 50 types of cancer” - we’ve been down this path before. Here’s just some of what’s missing in most news coverage. https://t.co/Ou605AChEP https://t.co/uAaJifYErl

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