Health & Medicine

New drugs and treatments are being developed all the time. Do they deliver what they promise? What are the real health risks of smoking, of drinking, of giving birth at home instead of in hospital? Statistics offer the only sure way to find out.

Haiti after the earthquake: Statistics Without Borders

  • Author: Jean Orelien, Robert Philippe, Antwone Wesner, James Ashley, Justin Fisher, Fritz Scheuren
  • Appears in: Volume 10 Issue 2 (April 2013)
  • Published: Apr 25, 2013 in Magazine Articles

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Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Decides?: Abortion, Neonatal Care, Assisted Dying, and Capital Punishment by Sheldon Ekland-Olson

  • Author: Reviewed by Seema Patel
  • Published: Apr 05, 2013 in Reviews

Kenya, Elections and violence - Beating Swords into shillings?

  • Author: Julian Champkin
  • Published: Mar 11, 2013 in Web Exclusive Articles

This Cold Weather - A Good Reason to have a Flu Jab

  • Author: Andrew McCulloch
  • Published: Feb 27, 2013 in Web Exclusive Articles

The effects of low‐dose radiation: Soviet science, the nuclear industry – and independence?

The Mid Staffordshire public inquiry and hospital death rates

  • Author: Andrew McCulloch
  • Published: Feb 11, 2013 in Web Exclusive Articles

What killed William Henry Harrison?

  • Author: Andrew McCulloch
  • Published: Feb 06, 2013 in Web Exclusive Articles

2013: Year of Statistics, hospitals, cows, and living to 100

  • Author: Julian Champkin
  • Published: Jan 07, 2013 in Web Exclusive Articles

Breast implants: The scandal, the outcry, and assessing the risks

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