[bioqubit]

Dear Ms. Whelan,

It is in the nature of biology to find “bizarre” connections. Counter-intuitive discoveries are the stuff of Nobel Prizes. Why you and others continue to fail to deal with the data is what astonishes me. The findings were replicated in a better designed study.

[G Larry]

The leathality of junk science isn’t news.

The DDT ban has killed millions in the 3rd world.
This was acknowledged in, of all places, the July, 2007 National Geographic.

The only place DDT was a problem was here in the U.S. to extreme overuse, and the resulting concentrations downstream.

[count-your-change]

Now The Lancet is going to pretend how careful they are in their publishing but over and over again the Wakefield study was refuted and the Lancet sat on its collective hands.
From the article: “Even when 10 of the original 13 authors withdrew their names from the article, Horton still refused to withdraw the study.”
Horton is an editor for The Lancet.
Please! No self righteous bleating from The Lancet.