"Dear Reader - Please share this page with your physician. - James Lyons-Weiler" Dr. Pierre Kory's Slides from his appearance on #UnbreakingScience
https://jameslyonsweiler.com/2021/01/17/dr-pierre-korys-slides-from-unbreakingscience/
https://jameslyonsweiler.com/2021/01/17/dr-pierre-korys-slides-from-unbreakingscience/
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Dr. Pierre Kory’s Slides from #UnbreakingScience
Ivermectin, COVID-19, Pierre Kory
An educated public is an informed public. I'll be teaching a course that provides a roadmap into how to read scientific studies. The first time through students learned to navigate really well.
Register now! First class is Jan 21, 2021
How to Read and Interpret and Scientific Study
SYLLABUS Course Description: This is an online course designed to empower individuals to know the landscape and layout of scientific studies.Topics will include the basics like types of studies, how to find published studies and preprints, how to access supplemental material, what to expect to find in specific sections of a typical peer-reviewed study, including the abstract, introduction, materials and methods, results, discussion, acknowledgements, funding information, conflicts of interest, and citations; how to approach an author for access to data and software; how and why to respond to studies that are flawed and/or unethical.Course material will include case studies of specific publications – both well-done and flawed. Course assignments will include finding specific types of studies. By the end of the course, students will be comfortable navigating the familiar territory of published scientific studies. Week 1. Types of Studies
Week 2. Where to Find Studies
Week 3. Publication Anatomy 1 – Title and Abstract
Week 4. Publication Anatomy 2 – Introduction
Week 5. Publication Anatomy 3 – Materials and Methods
Week 6. Publication Anatomy 4 – Results (Text, Figures, Tables) Week 7. Publication Anatomy 5 – Discussion
Week 8. Publication Anatomy 6 – Affiliations, Disclosures, Acknowledgements
Week 9. Publication Anatomy 7 – Citations
Week 10. Wrap-Up and Overview
https://ipak-edu.org/analytics/?store-page=Analysis-100-Anatomy-of-a-Scientific-Study-p277154319
Register now! First class is Jan 21, 2021
How to Read and Interpret and Scientific Study
SYLLABUS Course Description: This is an online course designed to empower individuals to know the landscape and layout of scientific studies.Topics will include the basics like types of studies, how to find published studies and preprints, how to access supplemental material, what to expect to find in specific sections of a typical peer-reviewed study, including the abstract, introduction, materials and methods, results, discussion, acknowledgements, funding information, conflicts of interest, and citations; how to approach an author for access to data and software; how and why to respond to studies that are flawed and/or unethical.Course material will include case studies of specific publications – both well-done and flawed. Course assignments will include finding specific types of studies. By the end of the course, students will be comfortable navigating the familiar territory of published scientific studies. Week 1. Types of Studies
Week 2. Where to Find Studies
Week 3. Publication Anatomy 1 – Title and Abstract
Week 4. Publication Anatomy 2 – Introduction
Week 5. Publication Anatomy 3 – Materials and Methods
Week 6. Publication Anatomy 4 – Results (Text, Figures, Tables) Week 7. Publication Anatomy 5 – Discussion
Week 8. Publication Anatomy 6 – Affiliations, Disclosures, Acknowledgements
Week 9. Publication Anatomy 7 – Citations
Week 10. Wrap-Up and Overview
https://ipak-edu.org/analytics/?store-page=Analysis-100-Anatomy-of-a-Scientific-Study-p277154319
Dr. Lyons-Weiler presents the Vaxxed vs. Unvaxxed Study Results
In this video, Dr. Lyons-Weiler presents the results of the IPAK Vaxxed vs. Unvaxxed Study - be sure to drop by http://ipaknowledge.org to find links to the study and to support Phase 2.
In this video, Dr. Lyons-Weiler presents the results of the IPAK Vaxxed vs. Unvaxxed Study - be sure to drop by http://ipaknowledge.org to find links to the study and to support Phase 2.
“I will advocate ALL DAY AND NIGHT for SCIENCE. Thank you to whomever made this sign!!” James Lyons-Weiler