Flaws are found in validating medical studies
Many see need to overhaul standards for peer review
WASHINGTON -- They are two of the most widely publicized pieces of medical research in recent years: Reports in prestigious journals declared that women who underwent hormone replacement therapy, and people who ingested large amounts of Vitamin E, had relatively low rates of heart disease. (Full article: 1401 words)
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