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When Can We Say That Something Doesn’t Work? Book Review: Fisher, Neyman, and the Creation of Classical Statistics P-Values Are Tough And S-Values Can Help We May Not Understand Control Groups Misplaced Confidence in Observed Power The Bradford Hill Criteria Don't Hold Up Misuse of Standard Error in Clinical Trials High Statistical Power Can Be Deceiving Vitamin E, Mortality, and the Bayesian Gloss Problems with the Number Needed to Treat False Positives, FWER, and FDR Explained Meta-Analysis: Choose Your Model Wisely Myth: Covariates Need to Be Balanced in RCTs Four Misconceptions About Statistical Power

The Earth is an Antioxidant P < 0.05 A Critical Look At The REDUCE-IT Trial The Rise, Fall, and Rise Again of Fish Oil? Exercise, Mental Health, and Big Data Seductive Surrogates Can Be Deadly The Story of Antidepressants and Bad Journalism It's Looking Bad for Fish Oil and CVD Do Probiotics Have Any Clinical Evidence? How Did We Figure Out Smoking Causes Lung Cancer?

Analysis Issues In That New Low-Carb/LDL Study Influential Errors | The Diet Heart Tale Is Moderate Carbohydrate Intake the Best? Chocolate Milk Is Delicious, Not Magic Does Protein Increase the Risk of Heart Failure? How Useful Is Nutritional Epidemiology? Prescript Assist Is a Risky Supplement