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  1. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  2. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  3. 📘 The 2024 UNSCEAR report draws on a wide range of scientific sources — but the criteria used to select those publications matter enormously for how we interpret its conclusions.

    Pages 13–14 detail the methodology. Essential reading for anyone working in radiation protection, environmental health, or public health policy.

    🔗 unscear.org/unscear/en/publica

    #UNSCEAR #RadiationProtection #PublicHealth #EnvironmentalHealth #OpenScience #EvidenceBased

  4. 📘 The 2024 UNSCEAR report draws on a wide range of scientific sources — but the criteria used to select those publications matter enormously for how we interpret its conclusions.

    Pages 13–14 detail the methodology. Essential reading for anyone working in radiation protection, environmental health, or public health policy.

    🔗 unscear.org/unscear/en/publica

    #UNSCEAR #RadiationProtection #PublicHealth #EnvironmentalHealth #OpenScience #EvidenceBased

  5. 📘 The 2024 UNSCEAR report draws on a wide range of scientific sources — but the criteria used to select those publications matter enormously for how we interpret its conclusions.

    Pages 13–14 detail the methodology. Essential reading for anyone working in radiation protection, environmental health, or public health policy.

    🔗 unscear.org/unscear/en/publica

    #UNSCEAR #RadiationProtection #PublicHealth #EnvironmentalHealth #OpenScience #EvidenceBased

  6. 📘 The 2024 UNSCEAR report draws on a wide range of scientific sources — but the criteria used to select those publications matter enormously for how we interpret its conclusions.

    Pages 13–14 detail the methodology. Essential reading for anyone working in radiation protection, environmental health, or public health policy.

    🔗 unscear.org/unscear/en/publica

    #UNSCEAR #RadiationProtection #PublicHealth #EnvironmentalHealth #OpenScience #EvidenceBased

  7. 📘 The 2024 UNSCEAR report draws on a wide range of scientific sources — but the criteria used to select those publications matter enormously for how we interpret its conclusions.

    Pages 13–14 detail the methodology. Essential reading for anyone working in radiation protection, environmental health, or public health policy.

    🔗 unscear.org/unscear/en/publica

    #UNSCEAR #RadiationProtection #PublicHealth #EnvironmentalHealth #OpenScience #EvidenceBased

  8. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  9. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  10. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  11. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  12. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  13. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  14. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  15. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  16. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  17. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  18. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  19. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  20. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  21. theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    As misinformation spreads and trust in expertise erodes, science writer Helen Pearson argues evidence still matters, but it needs defending.

    Five ways to push back:
    • Ask for evidence
    • Check credible sources
    • Teach critical thinking early
    • Share compelling truth-based stories
    • Use facts, not vibes, in daily decisions

    Science isn’t perfect, but abandoning evidence makes society easier to manipulate.

    #Science #CriticalThinking #MediaLiteracy #EvidenceBased

  22. theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    As misinformation spreads and trust in expertise erodes, science writer Helen Pearson argues evidence still matters, but it needs defending.

    Five ways to push back:
    • Ask for evidence
    • Check credible sources
    • Teach critical thinking early
    • Share compelling truth-based stories
    • Use facts, not vibes, in daily decisions

    Science isn’t perfect, but abandoning evidence makes society easier to manipulate.

    #Science #CriticalThinking #MediaLiteracy #EvidenceBased

  23. theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    As misinformation spreads and trust in expertise erodes, science writer Helen Pearson argues evidence still matters, but it needs defending.

    Five ways to push back:
    • Ask for evidence
    • Check credible sources
    • Teach critical thinking early
    • Share compelling truth-based stories
    • Use facts, not vibes, in daily decisions

    Science isn’t perfect, but abandoning evidence makes society easier to manipulate.

    #Science #CriticalThinking #MediaLiteracy #EvidenceBased

  24. theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    As misinformation spreads and trust in expertise erodes, science writer Helen Pearson argues evidence still matters, but it needs defending.

    Five ways to push back:
    • Ask for evidence
    • Check credible sources
    • Teach critical thinking early
    • Share compelling truth-based stories
    • Use facts, not vibes, in daily decisions

    Science isn’t perfect, but abandoning evidence makes society easier to manipulate.

    #Science #CriticalThinking #MediaLiteracy #EvidenceBased

  25. theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    As misinformation spreads and trust in expertise erodes, science writer Helen Pearson argues evidence still matters, but it needs defending.

    Five ways to push back:
    • Ask for evidence
    • Check credible sources
    • Teach critical thinking early
    • Share compelling truth-based stories
    • Use facts, not vibes, in daily decisions

    Science isn’t perfect, but abandoning evidence makes society easier to manipulate.

    #Science #CriticalThinking #MediaLiteracy #EvidenceBased

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    Peptides.io cuts through the noise with:
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    #PeptideTherapy #Wellness #Health #EvidenceBased #Telehealth

  27. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

  28. CBT isn’t a trend. It’s a discipline.
    Join professionals committed to evidence, precision, and real clinical skill.
    Join the NACBT.

    nacbt.org/membership-account/m

    #CBT #EvidenceBased #NACBT

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    #HerbalTea #NaturalWellness #TeaBenefits #EvidenceBased

  30. Helen Pearson: Beyond Belief

    In this Plutopia podcast episode, journalist and author Helen Pearson discusses her book Beyond Belief, which traces the rise of evidence-based decision-making in medicine, government, education, conservation, and other fields, arguing that evidence-based practice is both more recent and more fragile than many people realize. Pearson explains how pioneers of evidence-based medicine challenged “eminence-based” authority and helped build systems like randomized trials and systematic reviews, while also emphasizing that evidence is only one part of good decision-making alongside human values, experience, and compassion. The conversation explores how misinformation, influencers, political polarization, and poor communication of scientific uncertainty have eroded trust, especially in the U.S. — but Pearson remains cautiously optimistic, stressing the need to help people ask better questions, synthesize bodies of evidence rather than rely on anecdotes or single studies, and communicate science through engaging stories in the media channels where people actually get information.

    https://media.blubrry.com/plutopia_news_network/plutopia.io/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Helen-Pearson.mp3

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    Helen Pearson:

    We have to understand where people are getting their information from. If science is failing, then it’s because other channels are providing better entertainment and — maybe we touched on this earlier — the idea that scientists need to be where people are. I teach a class in science communication and journalism, and I ask them where they’re getting information from. This is sort of top-level undergraduate students or MSc students. And when I last polled the class, it was an interesting mix actually. They were saying from academic papers and YouTube. Academic papers, I think the scientists have got covered, but YouTube — that’s where that’s where they need to be.

    Related: Michael Marshall on Compassionate Skepticism

    YouTube Video

    #evidenceBased #metascience