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Wednesday, March 01, 2006NPR : A Guide to Navigating Health ResearchI have a great deal of experiance reading and understanding research data, but even for me research data can be hard to understand and even slightly misleading at first glance. I highly recommend this discussion about understanding health studies to anyone who would like to be better informed about how to do their own research!NPR : A Guide to Navigating Health Research: "Health studies are released every day, and it can be difficult to make sense of the data. Barnett Kramer, associate director for disease prevention at the National Institutes of Health, provides some insight on understanding scientific data." On the same note this is a very good discussion on current women's health issue: Talk of the Nation, Fifteen years and 160,000 women later, the Women's Health Initiative completes its research and assesses results. Guests review the most definitive study yet on older women's health. Gina froze in time on 6:44 PM [ | ]
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