Sometimes I have a very hard time believing what I read. It might be the sheer inanity of the headlines of a supermarket tabloid staring me in the face as I wait to pay for my groceries. Or it could be the taglines rolling by on the bottom of the screen on some of the networks. And of course we all know that every assertion made on the internet is true, right? But among the worst is picking up a journal from your own profession, eyeballing a quoted study, and then really scratching your head. Case in point follows. Continue reading »