Fake NewsMain MenuConnecticut's Own Bigfoot: The Winsted Wild Man"I Have Convinced Myself": The Cottingley Fairies and the Desire to BelieveCF0Going Viral: Disinformation and the Smallpox VaccineCigarettes: Advertising, Fake News and Fighting ScienceThe tobacco industry in the United States saw huge increases in sales in the 20th century. Industry leaders were early adopters of both advertising, public relations and more subtle forms of product promotion. As research mounted linking cancer to smoking, the industry started a campaign to fight the scientific evidence.Explore Themes in this ExhibitCovid - 19: Real Debates and Fake NewsAbout the AuthorsWe did this thingIndexImproved Index of Pages and MediaAmy Harrellf057e4aa476562d6e6ff010d16933a34f37ce999Mary Mahoneyca438d2b6629f18e0407b5b2f43783336d4dc10aJoelle Thomas0feb3b2b7a8befeee2c7d2d710d303ed96772141
The Use of Preliminary Scientific Evidence in Public Health A Case Study of XMRV
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