<p>The New York Times released an article on Dec. 30, 2019 about a Chinese scientist who was sentenced to 3 years in prison. I discuss who he is, what happened, and what this means for clinical research globally. This also serves as a follow-up to the Reaction to the Wall Street Journal article we discussed last week.</p>
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Weight Loss Supplements Don't Work According to Research

Lauren is a science teacher and Nick is a scientist. Together, they use comedy and science to debunk pseudoscience, myths, and common misconceptions they find on the internet.