Re:A backlash against gender ideology is starting in univers...
by nahnahno on Wednesday June 23, 2021 @11:53PM
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> Researchers avoid making claims beyond the limits of their research.
My experience as a Ph.D. researchers is exactly this.
> This can look like doubt or uncertainty when it is not.
No, it is absolutely real uncertainty. The difference between knowing a topic and knowing something about it is vast, and in the space is sophistry.
I leave it to the reader to determine whether they think having to take vitamin supplement counts as a significant side-effects. I would note, however, that it is also important to put these side effects in context. The contraceptive pill, for instance, also has reduced bone density as a possible side-effect.
My reading of the research also does not indicate that it is majorly lacking. Medical research is written in a very conservative manner. Researchers avoid making claims beyond the limits of their research. This can look like doubt or uncertainty when it is not.