New Method for Reducing Subjectivity in Analysis of Observational Data: Interventional Probability of Causation
The Center for Truth in Science is excited to announce the publication of the first article from an important project […]
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Environmental Protection Agency and Formaldehyde: The Saga Continues…
As you can see from the Center’s most recent work on formaldehyde (read more here), there is nothing settled regarding
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From Idea to Impact, the Center Celebrates Four Years of Progress
It has been four years since we were immersed in lockdown mandates, masks, vaccines, round-the-clock news updates, significant loss of
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New systematic review finds no credible explanation for how inhalation of formaldehyde could cause lymphohematopoietic (LHP) cancers
A downloadable version of these top takeaways is available here. A team of epidemiologists and toxicologists from the firm ToxStrategies has
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Why Robust Methods in Systematic Review Matter: The Case of Formaldehyde and Myeloid Leukemia
A team of epidemiologists and toxicologists from the firm ToxStrategies has just released a state-of the-science systematic review of studies
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Funding & Findings from the Center for Truth in Science
The research covers PFAS, glyphosate, ethylene oxide, and talc.
The EPA does not require warning labels for Roundup—yet Bayer lost $10 billion for not having them
Within the span of just three months, the Monsanto Company lost two billion-dollar lawsuits. One jury in Philadelphia kicked off
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California judges rule that companies can be sued for not innovating fast enough
This is a new one. We’ve heard of companies being sued for putting dangerous products on the market. We’ve also
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Center for Truth in Science: 2023 year in review
As we close in on our fourth anniversary since the Center’s founding, we are taking a moment to look back
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Acetaminophen and autism/ADHD issue update: Lots of lawsuits, little research
The Center has been closely following the issue of acetaminophen use during pregnancy and concerns that it might cause babies