John Ioannidis

Indian Science Is Over-Managed, Over-Awarded and Underperforming

In Online COVID-19 Videos, a Mix of Science and Conjecture

Stats Experts Plead: Just Say No to P-Hacking

p-value, asymptotic significance, statistical hypothesis testing, statistical significance, null hypothesis, probability, statistical modelling, Andrew Gelman, American Statistical Association, John Ioannidis, replication crisis, psychology replication crisis, prestigious journals,

Why the Way We Use Statistical Significance Has Created a Crisis in Science

Don’t Say Science Is Self-Correcting – Two Studies Show It Isn’t

Open Science Framework, Registered Reports, peer review, replication crisis, scientific research, John Ioannidis, biomedical research, scientific papers, conflict of interest, data sharing, experimental protocols, independent verification, scientific publishing, scientometrics

Biomedical Papers Are More Transparent and Reproducible Today Than Before

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Fawning Coverage of New Antidepressants Review Masks Key Caveats