James C.Coyne

@CoyneoftheRealm

Irreverent, socially conscious Clinical Health Psychologist, debunking hype. Teaching scientists how to promote their work without it. Views my own.

UMCG, Groningen
Joined July 2011

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    New blog post: Misleading review of studies used to promote Bensen Institute for Mind-Body Medicine

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    Why does pointing out obvious flaws in study of CBT for psychosis so predictably bring out the trolls?

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    clearly written blog, interested to see if debate

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    This is an indefensible flawed study that did not present in the abstract the numbers of patients studied, went downhill after that.

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    Teachers must ditch 'neuromyth' of learning styles, say scientists

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    "The Constitution has once again put the brakes on President Trump’s disgraceful and discriminatory ban."—

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    We are pleased but not surprised by this latest development and will continue working to ensure the Muslim ban never takes effect.

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    You were kinder than I was to a hyped and flawed study that raises issues about quality of peer review it received

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    Let's meditate & reduce infant mortality and drug-related death Brilliant. Via &

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    Feb 23

    “We need a citizenry that’s more informed and has the ability to call bullshit. That’s good for everyone.”

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    Mar 8
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    This press release apparently put out by promoters of TM meditation is beyond the , beyond fake news.

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    Pollution of health news: It's time to drain the swamp, says in his editorial on "fake" health news

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    “offsetting agreements resemble nothing more than an ‘advantageous lock-in for status quo publishers'”

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    Quietly done in a lot of places. At CHOP in Philadelphia, can screen mothers on Meidcaid for depression, but cannot treat them.

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    Wild. I could not have made this up as a spoof. Too implausible it got published, but it did. Check it out.

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    "But even when abstracts do not involve deliberate distortions, they too often provide insufficient info or leave readers w misimpressions."

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    I cite classic article to students Impact of Open Access upon Public Health Seeking killing abstracts

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