Evidence report library
Browse health and science claims by evidence strength.
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Cancer
A guide to interpreting news and research about cancer, with evidence checks on headlines,…
7 reports
Dementia
Evidence checks about dementia headlines, Alzheimer’s claims, supplements, biomarkers, and…
7 reports
Diet and nutrition
Diet and nutrition headlines often exaggerate the strength of evidence, particularly when …
2 reports
Heart health
Evidence checks about cardiovascular headlines, cholesterol, blood pressure, stroke, stati…
1 report
Longevity
Explore evidence and critical reviews relating to ageing, biological age markers, and anti…
1 report
Mental health
Evidence checks about depression, anxiety, stress, psychedelics, apps, lifestyle intervent…
1 report
Latest evidence reports
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Evidence check: Poor sleep linked to rising cancer risk in under-50s
The study suggests an association between poor sleep and early-onset cancers, but evidence is observational and confounding factors prevent causal inference.
Observational, not causal Observational human evidence Not clinically actionable
Evidence check: Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Risk Factors Identified
These conference-presented studies provide plausible but non-causal evidence from observational human data linking several risk factors—including obesity, family history, metabolic/hematologic markers, and oral antibiotic exposure—to early-onset colorectal cancer or adenomas; however, the findings are not sufficient to change clinical guidance without peer-reviewed publication and further validation.
Preliminary & Observational