rich1.0ostermayer wroteostermayer (npub1gc…2uyek)https://yabu.me/npub1gc64tw6tp7q06ymkltnz374l4al9uvwdyaqasz4y6gjujf4u9plqz2uyeknjumphttps://yabu.methe online thing that matters in any scientific field, is the release of data. in physics a researcher does an experiment, explains the protocol writes very little about the results and releases the data which speaks for itself.
in health sciences the opposite occurs. we describe the population/protocol, keep the data private, and then write endlessly about the statistical corrections necessary for interpretation.
researchers should simple release all clinical data all the time for even the most trivial of retrospective studies (positive or negative).
we don't need new journals, we need data repositories with attached data collection protocols.
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