What's wrong with health coverage?

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Blame writers who can't tell the difference between solid and shoddy medical research, let alone explain it to their readers, David H. Freedman writes in CJR: "Even while following what are considered the guidelines of good science reporting, they still manage to write articles that grossly mislead the public, often in ways that can lead to poor health decisions with catastrophic consequences." More from Colin Lecher in Popular Science.

RE: What's wrong with health coverage?
Written by Paul Raeburn on Jan 11, 2013 Blog
I did a critique of this piece for the Knight Science Journalism Tracker, which you can find here:
http://ksj.mit.edu/tracker/2013/01/columbia-journalism-review-personal-heal
Please drop by to take a look.
Best, Paul