🧬 NOT ALL RESEARCH MEANS THE SAME THING
You’ll notice that our articles use labels like Human Research, Animal Research, Cell Research, Preclinical Research, and General Education.
A result in cultured cells isn’t automatically a result in a mouse — and a result in a mouse isn’t automatically a result in a person.
Cell research can help study mechanisms in a controlled environment.
Animal research can answer questions involving a whole living system, but species differences matter.
Human research gets closer to the questions people usually care about, but study design, sample size, population, endpoints, and controls still matter.
The evidence label isn’t there to make a post sound fancy. It’s there to help you understand what the research actually supports.
Stay curious, research friends. 🧬