This quote is inaccurate, @CNN. About 2% of women in the study Lloyd refers to experienced depression - not 20-30%. @susanscutti please fix?https://twitter.com/CNN/status/793130916377952256 …
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@DrJenGunter@tarahaelle@AliceDreger@DoctorYasmin@GidMK@LuxAlptraum@drkennethma@betteraccess@cygraham_graham@crageshri See above FYI1 reply 0 retweets 5 likes -
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It's amazing - no matter what the study, someone finds a way to completely misinterpret it
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I wish there was a more efficient way of helping media correct large errors like this. That CNN Tweet/quote is awful!
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have you got a US version of the
@SMC_London? Really helps with this kind of thing by connecting scis/journos1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
I've never heard of this! Thank you! LOVE this idea. No idea if we have anything like it in US..?
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a balanced opinion on the 'breakthrough' etc. Really helps /\ quality of science journalism IMO.
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That's actually fantastic, why is this not a bigger thing?
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I'm in Aus but it looks like @AusSMC has it well in hand here. Wish I'd known sooner about it!
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Watch this space on a US SMC. There has already been a US pilot on genetics http://geneticexperts.org/
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What terrific news! Thank you!
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