Examining the reproducibility crisis in scientific research and its implications for policy

Summary

This article examines the reproducibility crisis in science, where many published research findings cannot be replicated by other researchers. It discusses the Trump administration's "Gold Standard Science" criteria requiring reproducibility for informing public policy, and explores how widespread the problem is across disciplines. The piece questions whether it's reasonable to expect science to always be reproducible and what the implications are for scientific integrity and policy-making.

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