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Nets Slam Salt, Ignore Contrary Views in More Than 93 Percent of Stories

6/1/2015 9:46 AM ET
‘Growing chorus’ of scientists say salt in diet is beneficial, contrary to federal guidelines.
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CBS Forgets Its Own Anti-Vaccine Reporting, Wonders Why View Gained ‘Any Traction At All?’

2/11/2015 5:27 PM ET
 ‘Evening News’ says autism link ‘discredited,’ but fails to criticize CBS role in publicizing such claims.
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Networks Ignore Role Media Played in Autism Battle

2/5/2015 5:12 PM ET
Recent coverage is improved, but ABC, CBS, NBC previously kept fears of vaccine link alive for 15 years.
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Even HuffPo Admits Obamacare Calorie Regulations May Not Work

12/5/2014 11:22 AM ET
Liberal site finds experts who say diners don’t actually ‘eat less’ when calories are posted.  
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Networks Boost First Lady in ‘Food Fight’ Over School Lunches

6/19/2014 9:27 AM ET
More than 60 percent of outside experts in ABC, CBS and NBC reports argue in favor of school lunch requirements.
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Networks Spend Over 20 Minutes Protecting Hillary Clinton from 'Nasty' GOP

5/15/2014 11:36 AM ET
With over two years to go until the 2016 presidential election, the media are already trying to ban unflattering topics about Hillary Clinton. From Tuesday morning through Thursday morning, ...
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NBC Rushes to Defend Hillary Clinton from Karl Rove

5/13/2014 12:30 PM ET
On Tuesday, the cast of NBC's Today felt it necessary to spend a minute of air time defending Hillary Clinton from Karl Rove raising questions about her health, with co-host Savannah Guthrie ...
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Media Credited ‘Let’s Move’ With Obesity Drop, Ignore Flawed CDC Data

3/17/2014 12:26 PM ET
 Reuters reports childhood obesity may not be declining after all.
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Pelosi On Affordable Care Act: ‘Captures the Spirit of our Founders’

6/28/2013 5:08 PM ET
Pelosi praises Obamacare while new poll shows most Americans disapprove. 
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FDA Still Says BPA OK; Networks Continue Criticism

4/9/2013 5:33 PM ET
Bisphenol A ‘safe at the very low levels that occur in some foods,’ but that doesn’t stop broadcasts from questioning its safety.
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