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Why was this study titled in a way that would lead a person to presuming the opposite of what the conclusion actually is? I get that technically the title does
by bananabiscuit 6y ago
Why was this study titled in a way that would lead a person to presuming the opposite of what the conclusion actually is?
I get that technically the title does not actually imply there is an “association”, but why not name it something that doesn’t lead the mind as much in the wrong direction? For example: “Effects of Egg Consumption on the Risk of Cardiovascular Diseases”
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