Concisión frente a completitud en las noticias médicas: análisis de los breves de biomedicina en el diario "El País"

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Casino G. Concisión frente a completitud en las noticias médicas: análisis de los breves de biomedicina en el diario "El País". Panace@: revista de medicina, lenguaje y traducción. 2015;16(42):184-9.

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One out of three articles (33.7%) published by the Spanish journal El País (2005-2011) that includes a reference to any of the five medical journals with the highest scientific impact is a short news item —a news brief with less than 300 words—. This proportion is excessive and disturbing, as this type of news is considered incompatible with accurate and complete biomedical information. Additionally, news briefs are associated with press releases more frequently than extensive news. One fourth (24.1%) of all biomedical articles published by El País are news brief associated to a press release.

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Conciseness vs. completeness in medical news. Analysis of Biomedicine related briefs news published by El País

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