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Tom Jefferson and Carl Heneghan have published widely in peer-reviewed journals as columnists in The Spectator, Spiked, and the print and broadcast media.
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We have extensive experience rooting out harms in healthcare, evaluating the regulatory evidence for drugs and devices and getting to the truth.
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Who runs Trust the Evidence?
Tom Jefferson is a Senior Associate Tutor at the University of Oxford, a former researcher at the Nordic Cochrane Centre and a former scientific coordinator for producing HTA reports on non-pharmaceuticals for Agenas, the Italian National Agency for Regional Healthcare.
Carl Heneghan is Professor of Evidence-Based Medicine at the University of Oxford. He is a clinical epidemiologist with expertise in evidence-based medicine, research methods, and evidence synthesis. He also works as an NHS urgent care GP and has over 450 peer-reviewed publications.
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