Evidence-based medicine
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2024 |
Parent management training
A systematic review found low-strength evidence suggesting that parent support programs can improve ADHD symptoms and disruptive behaviors in children.
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2023 |
Science-Based Medicine
Harriet Hall passed away, having been one of three editors of Science-Based Medicine alongside Steven Novella and David Gorski.
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2023 |
Choosing Wisely
By this year, more than 80 specialty societies had participated in Choosing Wisely by highlighting examples of potentially unnecessary medical procedures and tests.
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2021 |
Journal of Evidence-Based Medicine
The journal received an impact factor of 6.224, ranking 33rd out of 172 journals in the 'Medicine, General & Internal' category according to the Journal Citation Reports.
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June 15 2021 |
Science-Based Medicine
Science-Based Medicine published a book review by founding editor Harriet Hall of Abigail Shrier's book 'Irreversible Damage', which discussed scientific concerns about drug treatments for gender dysphoria in children.
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March 2021 | Guidelines International Network reported having 115 organizational members and approximately 130 individual expert members, representing about 47 countries across all continents. |
February 2021 |
Ken Harvey
Harvey accepted an appointment as Honorary Adjunct Associate Professor in the Institute for Evidence-Based Healthcare at Bond University.
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2020 |
Ken Harvey
Resigned from the TGA advertising consultative committee due to frustration with how the organization handled complaints about complementary medicine promotions.
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2020 |
Science-Based Medicine
The Society for Science-Based Medicine (SfSBM) was dissolved, with its funds donated to the Center for Inquiry.
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2020 |
Science-Based Medicine
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Science-Based Medicine actively collected and debunked misinformation spreading through social media, including false claims about COVID-19 vaccine effects such as infertility.
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2019 |
Collaborative Group on Hormonal Factors in Breast Cancer
Released a meta-analysis of menopausal hormone therapy and breast cancer risk, focusing on the type and timing of therapy.
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2019 |
Ken Harvey
Ken Harvey became the president of Friends of Science in Medicine, succeeding the founding president Professor John Dwyer AO and continuing the organization's mission of challenging unsubstantiated health claims.
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2019 | GIN Conference held in Adelaide, Australia. |
2019 |
FinnProstate Group
The FinnProstate Group published their latest scientific research publication, concluding a long-running series of clinical trials on prostate cancer treatments.
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2018 |
Ken Harvey
Harvey criticized the TGA for insufficient penalties against misleading complementary medicine advertisements during this year.
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2018 |
Ken Harvey
Appointed by federal Health Minister Greg Hunt to represent CHOICE on the TGA's advertising consultative committee.
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2018 | GIN Conference held in Manchester, United Kingdom. |
2018 |
Science-Based Medicine
Medical education researcher Annie Chen includes Science-Based Medicine in a systematic survey of websites providing material on complementary and alternative medicine, listing it alongside WebMD as an 'information service'.
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2018 |
Choosing Wisely
Norway launched a national healthcare initiative modeled on the Choosing Wisely program.
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2018 | Cochrane launched a project involving people in helping identify research priorities to inform future Cochrane Reviews, addressing criticisms about review prioritization. |
2018 | During the annual meeting, the Cochrane board expelled Peter C. Gøtzsche from the organization, leading to the resignation of four elected board members and subsequent board restructuring. |
2018 |
Systems medicine
A dedicated scientific journal, Systems Medicine, was established to support research in the field of systems medicine and systems biomedicine.
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February 7 2018 |
Cochrane US Network
The United States Cochrane Center (USCC) was discontinued, ending its role as a reference center for 50 US states, US territories, and multiple international countries.
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2017 | GIN was one of five organizing partners of the first Global Evidence Summit. |
2017 |
Science-Based Medicine
Wallace Sampson, an editor and regular contributor to SBM, passed away.
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2017 | Published an editorial discussing the history of Cochrane's methodological approaches, including challenges of adopting evidence in practice. |
2016 |
Ken Harvey
Ken Harvey joined Friends of Science in Medicine as an executive member, becoming actively involved in the organization's efforts to promote scientifically sound healthcare practices.
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2016 |
Ken Harvey
Harvey highlighted that Chemmart's consumer DNA testing was misleading and breached the TGA's Advertising Code due to inability to deliver on its health claims.
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2016 | GIN Conference held in Philadelphia, United States. |
2015 | GIN Conference held in Amsterdam, Netherlands. |
2015 |
Choosing Wisely
International expansion of Choosing Wisely began, with doctors in multiple countries including Australia, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Switzerland, and Wales exploring adoption of the program's concepts.
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2014 |
Parent management training
Pfiffner and Haack published research confirming PMT as a well-established treatment for school-age children with ADHD, while also highlighting ongoing questions about the optimal methods of PMT delivery.
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2014 |
Ken Harvey
Ken Harvey quit his job at La Trobe University after the university accepted $15 million from Swisse Wellness to fund a new complementary medicine centre, citing concerns about the partnership's potential impact on the university's reputation.
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2014 | GIN Conference held in Melbourne, Australia. |
2014 |
Science-Based Medicine
Society for Science-Based Medicine (SfSBM) registered as a Florida nonprofit corporation, led by Mark Crislip.
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June 2014 |
Cochrane US Network
The San Francisco Branch of the US Cochrane Center changed its name to the West Coast Branch. Mark Helfand from Oregon Health and Science University was announced as the new Branch Director following Lisa Bero's emigration to Australia.
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April 2014 |
Choosing Wisely
Choosing Wisely Canada was launched, organized by the Canadian Medical Association and the University of Toronto, and chaired by Dr. Wendy Levinson.
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2013 |
Parent management training
Furlong et al. concluded that group-based PMT is cost-effective in reducing conduct problems and improving parental health and parenting skills, though evidence was insufficient for addressing child emotional problems and educational abilities.
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2013 | GIN Conference held in San Francisco, United States. |
2013 | The organization published an editorial describing its efforts to train researchers in developing nations to perform Cochrane reviews. |
2012 |
Collaborative Group on Hormonal Factors in Breast Cancer
Published a meta-analysis of 117 studies concluding that breast cancer incidence increases with each year younger at menarche and each year older at menopause.
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2012 | GIN Conference held in Berlin, Germany. |
2012 |
Choosing Wisely
Choosing Wisely initiative began organizing the creation and distribution of 'lists of five' to physicians and patients, with specialty societies identifying potentially overused medical practices.
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2011 |
Parent management training
A Cochrane review examined PMT for ADHD, finding some evidence of improvement in general child behavior and parental stress, but noting limited effects on ADHD-specific behaviors and insufficient data to establish clear clinical guidelines.
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2011 |
Ken Harvey
Friends of Science in Medicine (FSM) was founded, an organization dedicated to promoting evidence-based healthcare and challenging unscientific health practices in Australia.
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2011 | GIN Conference held in Seoul, South Korea. |
2011 |
Science-Based Medicine
David Freedman from The Atlantic describes Science-Based Medicine as an 'influential blog that has tirelessly gone after alternative medicine'.
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2011 |
Choosing Wisely
National Physicians Alliance tested a project by organizing the creation of initial 'top 5 lists' targeting medical practices and potential cost savings.
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2010 | GIN Conference held in Chicago, United States. |
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