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Science vs. Spin

Science vs. Spin

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 On Science vs. Spin, we break down viral research and show you what’s actually going on behind the curtain. Was the study done on humans—or rats? Was the sample size large enough to matter? Are we looking at real clinical outcomes… or just surrogate markers dressed up as breakthroughs?

Each episode teaches you how to think like a researcher, spot statistical sleight of hand, and separate meaningful evidence from media hype. Because once you understand how studies really work, you stop being misled—and start seeing the world more clearly.Copyright Circle Of Insight Productions
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  • Science vs Spin: Do Anti-Amyloid Drugs Actually Work for Alzheimer’s? The Cochrane vs Lancet Debate

    Science vs Spin: Do Anti-Amyloid Drugs Actually Work for Alzheimer’s? The Cochrane vs Lancet Debate
    Apr 24 2026
    This episode examines the heated debate between the Cochrane Review and The Lancet on anti-amyloid drugs for Alzheimer’s. We break down the modest benefits, real risks, and methodological differences between older and newer treatments. A balanced, evidence-based analysis for patients, families, and clinicians seeking clarity on this controversial topic.
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    4 min
  • The Rat Study Problem: Why What Works in Mice Fails in Humans

    The Rat Study Problem: Why What Works in Mice Fails in Humans
    Apr 21 2026
    In this episode, we examine the “Rat Study Problem” — the persistent challenge in biomedical research where treatments that succeed dramatically in mice frequently fail when tested in humans. The discussion explores biological differences in metabolism, immune response, disease progression, and environmental factors that limit the predictive value of rodent models. It highlights the high cost of translation failures and the growing need for more sophisticated, human-relevant research approaches to accelerate genuine medical breakthroughs.
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    5 min
  • Why Most Headlines About Studies Are Misleading

    Why Most Headlines About Studies Are Misleading
    Apr 20 2026
    Most people consume scientific research through headlines—but those headlines often distort study design, exaggerate results, and hide critical limitations like small sample sizes, animal models, and surrogate markers. In this episode, we break down the most common ways research is misrepresented in the media, including the misuse of relative risk, correlation vs. causation errors, and misleading health claims. Learn how to evaluate studies like a professional and develop the critical thinking skills needed to separate evidence-based science from media spin.
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    6 min
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