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Millions of research papers are published every year, but they rarely reach your feed directly. Instead, they're filtered through headlines, soundbites, and viral posts.
Without the original source, context gets lost and claims get distorted, leaving room for misinformation and doubt.
Expertise is vital, but the gap between research and everyday people is too wide.
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Think coffee is a bad habit? Research actually suggests otherwise. This umbrella review of 218 meta-analyses concludes that 3-4 cups a day is associated with lower risk for heart disease and all-cause mortality. Check out the source to read more!
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Care Policy Research Malaysia
A group for care policy researchers/practitioners in Malaysia. To discuss evidence, policy developments, and connect with each other 😀. (Taking a broad definition of "care")
Influencer Science-Check
Putting influencer science claims to the test. Does the research back the claim? Any topic welcomed. Also let's be nice!
Impact of Social Media on Society
The rise of social media has seen an equivalent rise in political instability, mental health issues, division, and dramatic shifts in culture both digitally and IRL. This board will track and discuss the major papers evaluating the role of social media in people's and its deleterious or beneficial impacts based on the scientific literature.
Podcasts We Love
Share the most interesting claims and ideas from your favorite podcasts –– and dive deeper into the evidence behind them. Welcome to the conversation!
Parenting
How to raise a child? A forum for parents to learn from each other – guided by evidence. Ask questions, share your own experience, and discuss the research!
Pop Culture
Do our favourite pop-culture moments stand-up to the science? Discuss!
AskAnything
Ask any question, and get evidence-informed answers (from our community of humans).
Running
Looking for the latest studies to improve as a runner
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Curious if there is a research about coffer and teeth / bones health, I have strange feeling that coffee erodes teeth enamel, and it might affect some people more.