Sometimes it takes considerable statistical expertise to diagnose the errors journalists make in health reporting; sometimes it just means reading the study they claim to be reporting on and particularly the conclusion, where the authors talk about the "limitations" of their findings; and sometimes it just requires a basic knowledge of biology. In the case of the August issue of Vogue, make that very basic knowledge indeed.
In an article, which rides the never-ending "common chemicals-may-be-causing-infertility" bandwagon, Vogue warns readers...
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