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Tag: hydroxychloroquine

Revisiting ‘The Resistance of the Time’

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Let us visit the future – a suitable point of time located in one of the many tomorrows […]

September 15, 2021 Op-eds, Science

On The Lancet editorial

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On May 8, The Lancet published an editorial criticising the Narendra Modi government’s response to India’s second COVID-19 […]

May 19, 2021 Scicomm

Spray and pray – the COVID-19 version

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Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw is the head of Biocon, a company headquartered in Bengaluru and which has repurposed a drug […]

September 1, 2020 Science

India’s missing research papers

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If you’re looking for a quantification (although you shouldn’t) of the extent to which science is being conducted […]

August 9, 2020 Science

A non-self-correcting science

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While I’m all for a bit of triumphalism when some component of conventional publication vis-à-vis scientific research – […]

July 8, 2020 Science

The costs of correction

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I was slightly disappointed to read a report in the New York Times this morning. Entitled ‘Two Huge […]

June 6, 2020 Science

A caveat for peer-review

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Now that more researchers are finding more holes in the study in The Lancet, which claimed hydroxychloroquine – […]

May 27, 2020 Science

‘Science alone triumphs’: A skeptic annotates

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An article entitled ‘Science alone triumphs: Providing a true picture of the world, only science can help India […]

April 12, 2020 Analysis, Science
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