Katherine O'Brien, director of immunization, vaccines and biologicals at WHO, said in the bulletin that the myth, which stems from a study based on "erroneous data," has been debunked.
This was high-quality research reported in Nature, but it would have languished at the bottom of the Goldacre/Sanders criteria along with quack claims about loganberries, because it stems from a study on animals.
The headlines stem from a study funded by Cancer Research UK that looked at data on genes which may determine whether women are natural risers or night owls and cases of breast cancer.
The idea for the paper stemmed from a study conducted in the 1980s, which found that long-married men and women began to resemble each other over time, especially if they were happily wed.
These results stem from a study comprising women with PMdy and women without breast discomfort.
Evidence of the centrosome's role in migration stems from a study focusing on cell migration in Dictyostelium discoideum which found that the pseudopod extends for an average 12 seconds before centrosome reorientation, and if the centrosome did not reorient within 30 seconds, the pseudopod retracted [14].
Our data stem from a study that was not designed to assess influences on P. falciparum infection in a heterogeneous population.
The content and structure of the guide stemmed from a study of the available literature and evolved through a series of discussions among the researchers and the project steering group.
We are aware of the fact that the strongest clinical evidence for a detrimental role of canonical Wnt signaling stems from a study which analyzed utility of tubular β-catenin immunostaining as predictor of chronic allograft nephropathy [ 27].
The indicated reference set of genes used for validation stems from a study of human tissue transcriptomes obtained by deep-sequencing (NGS) of complementary DNA fragments, which provides an inventory of human genes and mRNA isoforms expression [ 8].
One additional piece of evidence that changes in circadian clock gene mRNA levels can manifest themselves in changes in locomotor output rhythms stems from a study of the pdp1 gene (Benito et al., 2007).
