Ivan Oransky

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The state of embargoes

15 years ago • 472 Views

This Talk is Not Embargoed: How Scientific Journals and Societies Use Embargoes to Manipulate the Flow of Scientific Information

14 years ago • 1332 Views

Working with Journalists as a PIO: Five Do's and Don't's

14 years ago • 830 Views

Health News Coverage: Just How Bad It Is, Why It Matters, and What Doctors Can Do About It

14 years ago • 935 Views

How science PR pros can get my -- and other journalists' -- attention

14 years ago • 711 Views

How journal editors can detect and deter scientific misconduct

14 years ago • 1088 Views

Baggerly presentation from CSE

14 years ago • 3645 Views

Liz Wager's 2011 CSE presentation on editors finding misconduct

14 years ago • 1403 Views

Embargoes and the Ingelfinger Rule

13 years ago • 924 Views

Is health journalism evidence-based?

13 years ago • 1233 Views

Covering Screening Tests: Do No Harm (As A Reporter)

13 years ago • 698 Views

Covering Cancer Treatments: Tricks of the Trade

13 years ago • 481 Views

Social Media, Journalism, and the Life Sciences

13 years ago • 494 Views

We Are All Gatekeepers Now

13 years ago • 431 Views

What makes research news?

13 years ago • 6719 Views

We are all gatekeepers now

13 years ago • 720 Views

Inside Publishing Misconduct: Fraud, Plagiarism and Other Editorial Misadventures

13 years ago • 2327 Views

Tips for covering conflicts of interest

13 years ago • 1725 Views

Evaluating medical evidence for journalists

13 years ago • 4846 Views

Fraud and Why Studies are Flawed: Should Journalists Trust Peer Review?

13 years ago • 1759 Views

Don’t Show Me The Money" Non-Financial Conflicts of Interest

12 years ago • 760 Views

Scrutiny of Science Goes Public

12 years ago • 8019 Views

The Rise of Expert Voices: The Media and Health Care

12 years ago • 647 Views

So you want to be a science writer...

12 years ago • 1002 Views

Covering Medical Studies: How Not to Get It Wrong

12 years ago • 4412 Views

How Do We Know What We Know?

12 years ago • 1547 Views

Scientific Integrity and Transparency Under Scrutiny: Lessons from Retraction Watch

12 years ago • 11521 Views

We Are All Gatekeepers Now: Scrutiny of Science Goes Public

12 years ago • 870 Views

Can You Trust What You Read In (Scientific and News)papers?

12 years ago • 1735 Views

Fnlm june 10 2013 final

12 years ago • 767 Views

science journalism health retractions fraud publishing misconduct peer review research journals blogging medicine clinical trials studies integrity social media conflicts of interest scientific integrity news ahcj environment earth sciences life sciences embargoed science cancer cswa pubpeer nejm coronavirus covid-19 preprints reward equator reproducibility wcri clarivate japan tokyo psychology medpage today evidence reporters pitches stem cells voice debunking public relations nabj

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