AI Is Reshaping Clinical Trials: What the Federal Push Means for Research
AI clinical trials are going from hype to infrastructure in 2026. What the federal push, the evidence, and the ethics mean for researchers.
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Why Most Published Findings Can’t Be Replicated: What the Reproducibility Crisis Taught Me About Research
Over half of researchers cannot reproduce their own experiments. What reproducibility crisis research is, why psychology was hit first, and what I changed.
AI in Medical Education: Why the Curriculum Must Change Too
Yes, AI is changing medicine – and AI in medical education means the curriculum has to change with it. A viewpoint published today by Dr. James W. Schroeder in Chief Healthcare Executive argues that medical schools should teach less memorization and more empathy. As a community medicine researcher who studies how medical students learn and […]
What My Mindfulness Study Actually Showed (and What It Did Not)
Last year I helped supervise a study of mindfulness among 344 university students in Pakistan, using the 15-item Mindful Attention Awareness Scale. The results were interesting, modest, and easy to misread, which is exactly why I want to describe them carefully. We found that about one in three students fell into a low-mindfulness group, that […]