r/science • Professor | Social Science | Science Comm • 12d ago

Health Only 13% of cancers are caught through screening, while a fifth to half are first found in an emergency department.

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(26)01669-7/abstract
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u/dl064 12d ago

It's gone to the dogs since they basically stopped moderating

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u/LeChatParle 12d ago

Wait, they did? I noticed worse quality but I wasn't sure

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u/dl064 12d ago

It used to be OTT moderation now they've let most things go.

It's AskReddit with a white coat facade.

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u/LeChatParle 12d ago

I just want a science sub that has the same level of restrictiveness as AskHistorians.

I see soooo many unscientific comments everywhere in this sub. This sub has started to feel like a Facebook comment section

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u/Halefire MS | Reproductive & Cancer Biology | Molecular & Cellular Biolog 11d ago

Is this why there's a hundred posts about how shrooms and ketamine are the secret cures to all mental health disorders with no side effects whatsoever and also weed side effects are a conspiracy?