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Analysis of recent vaccine data reveals that the "burst of information" cited by major news outlets often relies on extremely small sample sizes, sometimes totaling only 100 people across three studies. Despite these limited numbers, media outlets like NPR continue to issue broad recommendations for immediate booster shots. The discrepancy between the limited data and the certainty of the public health messaging is highlighted.
Flawed Dark Chocolate Health Study with Small Sample Size
Mainstream media outlets reported on a Loma Linda University study claiming dark chocolate reduces stress and improves memory, but the study only involved five participants. The "n=5" sample size is highlighted as being statistically insignificant, yet the story was carried by national news organizations including ABC. The segment suggests the story may have been a native advertisement for the chocolate industry.
