Articles on nutritional epidemiology, food studies, and diet-related health claims.
The studies that gain the most attention from the media are usually nutritional epidemiological studies. However, there is a good reason to be skeptical of these types of studies and in this blog post, I explain why.
A look at the recent JAMA study that found an association between dietary cholesterol and cardiovascular disease incidence along with a look at the current state of research on this question.
I take a quick look at some issues with the design and analysis of a
A look at how an influential meta-analysis continues to be cited widely when it contains a major error that has gone unnoticed.
Here’s a critical look at the clinical and basic scientific evidence
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