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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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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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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Center-funded research to be highlighted at the 2023 Society for Risk Analysis Meeting in Washington, DC
On December 13, 2023, in Washington, D.C., a new Center for Truth in Science initiative on the Probability of Causation
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Australia is banning gas stoves – but where is the science on harm?
Earlier this year, the government of Victoria, Australia announced that gas connections in new homes will be banned starting in
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A draft review, an evaluation, and a lawsuit: Is this what science has come to?
Formaldehyde is in the news again, because of a report made public by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and
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Evaluation of Aspartame Cancer Risk Raises Many Questions, Challenges IARC Approach
When a division of the World Health Organization (called the International Agency for Research on Cancer or IARC) issued a
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Get registered: Transparency in science requires making study protocols public
The Center for Truth in Science is committed to supporting transparency in scientific research at every level. This includes funding
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Susan Goldhaber on the power of public comments in EPA rule-making
Susan Goldhaber, MPH, of the American Council on Science and Health does an excellent job in her column describing the
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As companies pay billions in PFAS lawsuits, Center research assesses the quality of top PFAS studies
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are in the news again, following major settlements reached by dominant U.S. chemical manufacturers (Dupont,