Doing our own research can be literally life-saving, or it can leave us even more confused. In this video, a professional research scientist covers the tips & tricks to do your own research and maximize your health and knowledge.
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0:00 The importance of doing our own research
0:56 The tools of the trade
1:51 How to use Google Scholar
4:29 Types of scientific studies
7:00 The Cochrane
12:46 Anatomy of a study
14:28 The 5 Pitfalls
16:20 Beware confirmation bias
17:56 Our dislike of uncertainty
19:13 Pros and cons of online communities
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