21 citations · 26 across the 12 of their papers we have counts for
12 papers
Statistical reliability of meta_analysis research claims for gas stove cooking_childhood respiratory health associations
Warren B. Kindzierski, S. Stanley Young, John D. Dunn
Odds ratios or p_values from individual observational studies can be combined to examine a common cause_effect research question in meta_analysis. However, reliability of individua…
Statistical reproducibility of meta-analysis research claims for medical mask use in community settings to prevent COVID infection
S. Stanley Young, Warren B. Kindzierski
The coronavirus pandemic (COVID) has been an exceptional test of current scientific evidence that inform and shape policy. Many US states, cities, and counties implemented public o…
Reproducibility of health claims in meta-analysis studies of COVID quarantine (stay-at-home) orders
S. Stanley Young, Warren B. Kindzierski
The coronavirus pandemic (COVID) has been an extraordinary test of modern government scientific procedures that inform and shape policy. Many governments implemented COVID quaranti…
Case Study: Evaluation of a meta-analysis of the association between soy protein and cardiovascular disease
S. Stanley Young, Warren B. Kindzierski, Douglas Hawkins +2
It is well-known that claims coming from observational studies most often fail to replicate. Experimental (randomized) trials, where conditions are under researcher control, have a…
Evaluation of a meta-analysis of the association between red and processed meat and selected human health effects
S. Stanley Young, Warren Kindzierski
Background: Risk ratios or p-values from multiple, independent studies, observational or randomized, can be computationally combined to provide an overall assessment of a research…
Standard meta-analysis methods are not robust
S. Stanley Young, Warren B. Kindzierski
P values or risk ratios from multiple, independent studies, observational or randomized, can be computationally combined to provide an overall assessment of a research question in…
Particulate Matter Exposure and Lung Cancer: A Review of two Meta-Analysis Studies
S. Stanley Young, Warren Kindzierski
The current regulatory paradigm is that PM2.5, over time causes lung cancer. This claim is based on cohort studies and meta-analysis that use cohort studies as their base studies.…
PM2.5 and all-cause mortality
S. Stanley Young, Warren Kindzierski
The US EPA and the WHO claim that PM2.5 is causal of all-cause deaths. Both support and fund research on air quality and health effects. WHO funded a massive systematic review and…
Reliability of meta-analysis of an association between ambient air quality and development of asthma later in life
S. Stanley Young, Kai-Chieh Cheng, Jin Hua Chen +2
Claims from observational studies often fail to replicate. A study was undertaken to assess the reliability of cohort studies used in a highly cited meta-analysis of the associatio…
Evaluation of a meta-analysis of ambient air quality as a risk factor for asthma exacerbation
Warren B. Kindzierski, S. Stanley Young, Terry G. Meyer +1
False-positive results and bias may be common features of the biomedical literature today, including risk factor-chronic disease research. A study was undertaken to assess the reli…
Evaluation of a meta-analysis of air quality and heart attacks, a case study
S. Stanley Young, Warren B. Kindzierski
It is generally acknowledged that claims from observational studies often fail to replicate. An exploratory study was undertaken to assess the reliability of base studies used in m…
Combined background information for meta-analysis evaluation
S. Stanley Young, Warren Kindzierski
Massive numbers of meta-analysis studies are being published. A Google Scholar search of "systematic review and meta-analysis" returns about 452k hits since 2014. The search was do…