Blog Contents: June and July 2014

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Blog Contents: June and July 2014*

(6/5) Stephen Senn: Blood Simple? The complicated and controversial world of bioequivalence (guest post)

(6/9) “The medical press must become irrelevant to publication of clinical trials.”

(6/11) A. Spanos: “Recurring controversies about P values and confidence intervals revisited”

(6/14) “Statistical Science and Philosophy of Science: where should they meet?”

(6/21) Big Bayes Stories? (draft ii)

(6/25) Blog Contents: May 2014

(6/28) Sir David Hendry Gets Lifetime Achievement Award

(6/30) Some ironies in the ‘replication crisis’ in social psychology (4^th and final installment)

July 2014

(7/7) Winner of June Palindrome Contest: Lori Wike

(7/8) Higgs Discovery 2 years on (1: “Is particle physics bad science?”)

(7/10) Higgs Discovery 2 years on (2: Higgs analysis and statistical flukes)

(7/14) “P-values overstate the evidence against the null”: legit or fallacious? (revised)

(7/23) Continued:”P-values overstate the evidence against the null”: legit or fallacious?

(7/26) S. Senn: “Responder despondency: myths of personalized medicine” (Guest Post)

(7/31) Roger Berger on Stephen Senn’s “Blood Simple” with a response by Senn (Guest Posts)

*Complied by Nicole Jinn and Jean Miller