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Most Bloggers Have No Institutional Credibility, And So They Must Build It, By Linking Transparently, And Allowing You To Easily Double Check Their Work. But More Than Anything, Because Linking Sources Is Such An Easy Thing To Do, And The Motivations For Avoiding Links Are So Dubious, I've Detected Myself Using A New Rule Of Thumb: If You Don't Link To Primary Sources, I Just Don't Trust You.

I'd Like To Submit To Bad Science My Teacher Who Gave Us A Handout Which Says That 'water Is Best Absorbed By The Body When Provided In Frequent Small Amounts.' What I Want To Know Is This. If I Drink Too Much In One Go, Will It Leak Out Off My Arsehole Instead? Thank You. Anton.

If You Put Me In Charge Of The Medical Research Budget, I Would Cancel All Primary Research, I Would Cancel All New Trials, For Just One Year, And I Would Spend The Money Exclusively On Making Sure That We Make The Best Possible Use Of The Clinical Evidence That We Already Have.

I Hope That You Will Be Asked To Participate In A Trial At Some Stage In Your Disease

Teaching Needs An Ecosystem That Supports Evidence-based Practice. It Will Need Better Systems To Disseminate The Results Of Research More Widely, But Also A Better Understanding Of Research, So That Teachers Can Be Critical Consumers Of Evidence.