• CannonFodder@lemmy.world
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    3 天前

    Why? It’s kinda important. When a study is published that is poorly done - ie poor science - it can negatively affect a very real cause that requires work to fix - like in this case to address the racism in the health care system. The study can be dismissed because it’s junk and people will equate that to dismisssing the issue.- people think ‘if they had to fabricate/stretch/spin the data l, then the concern is bs’. Now I haven’t read the original paper, and new articles have a habit of reporting very poorly on science. So maybe the article just butchered the methods they used; maybe the article purposefully did that to discredit the study - who knows. But just ignoring it to be politically correct or not hurt people’s feeling is backwards.