NEW YORK — How do you tell if a scientific study is trustworthy? That was the question that three nurses discussed on a call-in radio show last Thursday night, in an effort to educate their community on the science around the COVID-19 vaccine.
For one, the study’s author should be an expert, the nurses said — like how if you have a question about kosher food, you go to a rabbi who is considered an expert on Jewish dietary law.
The study’s central experiment should also be logical and replicable, with other scientists able to reproduce the same results when following the study’s method — like when cooking a classic Jewish casserole.
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