Viera Scheibner, Ph.D. Letters

Viera Scheibner, Ph.D. Letters
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Letters to the Editor of Medical Observer (Australia) and Australian Doctor

[1] Scheibner V. Vaccination challenge. Medical Observer 1999 Mar. 19:24.

[2] Scheibner V. Why all the fear of the measles virus? Medical Observer 2001 Mar. 9:33.

[3] Scheibner V. Unreal world of the pro-vaccinators. Medical Observer 2001 April 6.

[4] Scheibner V. Study first, judge later. Australian Doctor 2003 May 2.

Letters to the Editor in BMJ.COM Rapid Responses

[1] Scheibner V. Unreliability of scientific papers as evidence. 2004 March 24. BMJ.

[2] Scheibner V. Patterns of presentation of the shaken baby syndrome may not be caused by trauma at all. 2004 April 2. BMJ.

[3] Scheibner V. Study first, judge later. 2004 June 29. BMJ.

[4] Scheibner V. Study first, judge later. 2004 July 3. BMJ.

[5] Scheibner V. Some questions for Clive Davies or anyone. 2004 July 21. BMJ.

[7] Scheibner V. Gold standards. 2005 Feb. 8. BMJ.

[8] Scheibner V. The Richardson hypothesis. 2005 Feb. 10. BMJ.

[9] Scheibner V. A fatal misdiagnosis. 2005 Feb. 17. BMJ.

[10] Scheibner V. A fatal misdiagnosis. 2005 Feb. 22. BMJ.

[11] Scheibner V. Doctors don’t like the taste of their own medicine. 2005 Mar. 5. BMJ.

[13] Scheibner V. MMR and Japan: a commentary by Wakefield and Stott. 2005 Mar. 10. BMJ.

[14] Scheibner V. Epidemiology aint epidemiology (just like oils aint oils). 2005 Mar. 18. BMJ.

[15] Scheibner V. Simply a concerned parent: parents must do more research. 2005 Mar. 24. BMJ.

[16] Scheibner V. Existing research is revealing and accessible. 2005 Mar. 24. BMJ.