Proper science reporting takes a long time. And it should, as daily science news stories—new treatments, tests, products, and procedures—have a huge impact on consumers. However, many journalists are accused of cutting corners, sacrificing accuracy in an attempt to push interesting (and often false) scientific findings at vulnerable readers.

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