Why Animal Healing Studies Rarely Translate
Rodent tendon and wound models use young healthy animals, surgical injuries and week-long readouts. Here is why an impressive animal healing result predicts so little about a human one.
Reading the Evidence
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How to tell a result that means something from one that does not.
How to Read a Peptide Study: Eight Questions
Most peptide claims fail on the first question. Here are eight, applied to semaglutide, thymosin beta-4 and BPC-157, so you can tell a finding from a press release in about ten minutes.
Why a "20% Reduction" Headline Usually Means Less Than It Sounds
A 20 percent relative reduction can be worth one event prevented in thirteen people or one in a thousand. The difference is the baseline risk, and headlines almost never print it.