Nobel Summit Recap: Truth, Trust, and Hope
On May 24-26, 2023, Center for Truth in Science board member Dr. Ted Simon, and Research Director Dr. Peggy Murray, […]
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A Beginner’s Guide to the IOM Framework to Determine Strength of Evidence
When I joined the Center for Truth in Science, certain elements of our programs came with a bit of a
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Move over ‘lazy consumer’—it’s time to get skeptical
Of all the choices we make in the grocery store (Whole milk or skim? What brand of cereal? Can I
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At what dose does inhaled ethylene oxide cause cancer?
On April 11, 2023, EPA announced new rules for ethylene oxide (EtO) emissions. In light of this news, the Center
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PFAS in humans is a whole different animal
Please note: Dr. Simon used the health advisory levels (0.004 ppt for PFOSA and 0.020 ppt for PFOS) that were
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A conversation on epidemiology with ChatGPT
To our delight, the Center has been permitted to reprint a fascinating commentary written by one of our esteemed board
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As EPA prepares guidance on formaldehyde, the Center is seeking more clarity
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and Food and Drug Administration, have had their eyes on formaldehyde for decades, but widespread
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Senators support the Sunshine Protection Act—but do sleep experts?
Like clockwork, another round of Daylight Savings Time (DST) is upon us, and with it comes another debate over whether
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Should gas stoves be a priority in the current climate?
In January 2023, comments made by a commissioner of the Federal Consumer Safety Products Commission (CSPC) sparked a debate that
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Is Valentine’s Day poisoning you? Here’s what the science says
Every year, the aisles of grocery stores and pharmacies across the country turn red and pink with countless Valentine’s Day-themed