It’s not because of that, your comment at first glance looks like one of those “women belong in the kitchen” type of comments.

Just to make sure your child is as safe as possible from both brain worms and sleep dangers please know that it’s actually very dangerous to co-sleep with a child that is under a year old. It’s only considered safe when a child is able to independently move around.

Headline is a little misleading. It seems more like people got suspicious because they couldn’t replicate the results of the paper and are looking into it.

>”There have not been any formal investigations, allegations, claims or complaints regarding scientific fraud or misrepresentation involving the Nature 2009 paper,” wrote Susan Willson, a Genentech spokesperson. “The project received a regular review by Genentech’s Research Review Committee (RRC), as is routinely done for Genentech’s drug discovery projects.”
She wrote that “neither the RRC meeting nor the decision to conduct follow-up experiments was due to any concern about fraud in the Nature 2009 paper.” Willson would not answer multiple questions about whether any issues were ever discovered in the paper.

For anyone who isn’t in the science community, when one researcher finds interesting results its common for other researchers to try to repeat the first study in order to see if they also can get the same results (hence replication). If they can also get the same results it sort of ‘confirms’ that the first results weren’t a fluke and that the original findings can be considered supported which means more people will look in that direction when doing future research.

However, there are times when someone tries to replicate a study and it just doesn’t work out. This can be for a lot of different reasons but it’s almost never because someone falsified data.

On a linear scale the there are actually some pretty bad groups that fall on the left side of things. Anarchism and communism would both fall into the category of left wing extremists.

Is 10% considered massive?

From what I remember in the previous post OP mentioned that they had something on their phone that let their boyfriend know where they were for safety reasons.