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For many years and increasingly in the last year, the JAMA Network journals have published many important articles addressing disparities and racism in medical education, research, and health care and highlighting initiatives to help address deep-rooted inequities.
This Viewpoint describes the outbreak response infrastructure developed by the Taiwanese government following the SARS epidemic in 2003 and actions in response to COVID-19, including dedicated hotlines for symptom reporting, mobile phone messaging and case tracking, and the ramping up of facemask...
This Medical News story examines the outcry over a recently published guideline that found insufficient evidence to recommend eating less red meat.
Can journals help to “protect” the scientific community and the public from unscrupulous reanalysis of data?
Cross-sectional study investigating the potential sex differences at each faculty rank in top-ranked US academic neurology programs by comparing the number of male vs female neurologists and their level of academic productivity quantitated by publication rates and scholarly activities.
John Ioannidis discusses the potential effects on clinical research of a 2017 proposal to lower the default P value threshold for statistical significance from .05 to .005 as a means to reduce false-positive findings.
On the inadequacy and lack of transparency of most research institutions’ responses to allegations of research misconduct.
Conferences on Peer Review have been held every 4 years since 1989 to present research into the quality of publication processes. The 8th International Congress on Peer Review and Scientific Publication was held in Chicago in September 2017.
Ensuring appropriate credit and recognition in increasingly collaborative research involving multiple investigators and research groups.
In this Viewpoint, Ioannidis discusses the problem of nonreproducibility in biomedical research and proposes implementing reproducibility assessments to improve research practices.
This viewpoint proposes using a sharing index or S-index to measure investigators’ engagement in sharing research data.
This study investigates whether bias with single-blind review is greatest in a setting of author or institutional prestige.
This study investigates whether bias with single-blind review is greatest in a setting of author or institutional prestige.
In this Special Communication, President Barack Obama reviews the Affordable Care Act: why he pursued it, what it has effected, and how the health care system can still be improved.
How the US position as a global leader in biomedical research is being undermined.
