Science 101 series. Why anecdotes cannot be used to disprove studies. A case of type 2 diabetes.. @kbassphiladelphia
Science 101 series. Why anecdotes cannot be used to disprove studies. A case of type 2 diabetes.. @kbassphiladelphia
Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
I made a thread and video in response to a popular tweet about type 2 diabetes. This form of reasoning--using an anecdote to show that scientific research is wrong--is very common online. In this video, I tried to explain why. I also explain the current state of research on the dietary treatment of type 2 diabetes.

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Science 101 series. Why anecdotes cannot be used to "disprove" studies. A case of type 2 diabetes..

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