Nutrition science
What is sufficient (scientific) evidence?
Saying that something is not enough evidence is easy. But what is enough (scientific) evidence? I'll tell you.
What are absolute and relative risks?
Absolute and relative risks say something about the chance you have of a health problem.
What is significance?
(Statistical) significance stands for the probability that the result found was found on the basis of chance.
What is a hypothesis?
A hypothesis is a statement that contains an expectation about a difference between groups or an effect between factors.
What is the Pyramid of Evidence Strength? (Part 2)
The Pyramid of Evidence Strength includes all types of scientific research, ranked by the strength of evidence of the results.
Ingelepeld: why only little (not?) of what we have been told about nutrition is right (Myth 1)
That dietary guidelines apply to everyone is a myth, according to Tim Spector. How strong is the evidence?
What Is the Evidence Pyramid? (Part 1)
The Evidence Pyramid includes all types of scientific research, ranked by the strength of the evidence of the results.
What is nutrition science?
What is (not) nutrition science? everything about nutrition science in this 'What is' series.