Join us at the 2024 SRA Annual Meeting!
SRA Annual Meeting 2024 – Austin TX, December 8-12 The Center for Truth in Science will be active at this […]
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This Science Is Scary
As we move into the “spooky season” of the year this Halloween, the Center for Truth in Science thought it
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Data Triumphs Over Assumptions: Promoting A New Era of Objective Causality in Health Risk Analysis
In its May 9, 2024, issue the Journal of the American Medical Association proposes a framework for using causal language when reporting the results
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Politics Has Poisoned Science. Philanthropy Can Help Provide the Cure.
Science has lost its way, and it’s been a story decades in the making. The COVID-19 pandemic brought this detour
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Does Preterm Baby Formula made from Cows Milk Cause Life-Threatening Illness?
The number of pre-term and very low birth weight infant births is rising. This rise increases the risk of a
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Toxicology Forum Highlights Center for Truth in Science Research at 2024 Summer Meeting
Since we launched our independent research funding efforts in 2020, we have invested in leading researchers and strong science to
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Center Continues Commitment to Transparency in Research: Registration of Protocol for Study on Neurodevelopment Effects of Acetaminophen Use in Pregnancy
In August 2023, the Center for Truth in Science (Center) wrote about the importance of registering scientific protocols at the
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Why Rule 702: US judges serve as gatekeepers for the truth in science
The Center for Truth in Science is committed to a world where decisions are made with the best knowledge and
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CTS research featured at the Toxicology Forum
The Toxicology Forum is an international non-profit organization that is devoted to fostering deliberative dialogue which shapes decision-making and outcomes on
Probability of Causation – A case study comparison of Benzene vs. Formaldehyde and acute myeloid leukemia (AML)
A downloadable version of these top takeaways is available here. Modern approaches to measuring health risks are limited by reliable methods