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About
Evidencewatch
Mission
Evidencewatch,
was developed and compiled by
Constantine Kaniklidis*, a medical
researcher, and editor of EBM (evidence-based medicine) for Open Project
Directory (DMOZ), as a service both to the lay health and to the professional
medicine communities.
The essential mission of Evidencewatch
is provide the latest best practice evidence-based
resources in current therapies across a broad range of conditions; new
conditions and topics are added regularly, and all resources and links
are updated aggressively on at least a weekly, often daily basis.
Our standards allow only science-based research
and findings on medical conditions and their treatment. Wherever possible
we present the latest EBM (evidence-based medicine) results of RCTs
(randomized controlled trials) and critical meta-analyses from the peer-reviewed
literature, along with best practice resources to guide medical practitioners
and clinicians.
* Constantine
Kaniklidis is a medical researcher specializing
in breast cancer, and the author of the EBM (evidence-based medicine)
site Breast
Cancer Watch
site, which publishes evidence-based systematic reviews and critical
appraisals of the latest breast cancer treatment research findings for
use by patients, co-researchers and clinical oncologists at many leading
cancer centers.
He is also a member of many breast cancer and guidelines organizations,
including NBCC (National Breast Cancer Coalition), EACR (European Association
for Cancer Research), NCI CTEP (Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program),
NZGG (New Zealand Guidelines Group), a member and contributor to YSC
(Young Survival Coalition), Breastcancer.org, FORCE (Facing Our Risk
of Cancer Empowered), and the ACS (American Cancer Society) Cancer Survivor's
Network.
Constantine is presently engaged in extensive EBM (evidence-based medicine)
research, with special interest in breast cancer, menopausal disorders,
osteoporosis, depression and Alzheimer's disease, and is currently writing
a book on evidence-based breast cancer treatment and prevention. His
medical research is widely used and cited by consumers and healthcare
professionals alike, and Evidencewatch
and Breast
Cancer Watch are cited by organizations
such as OBGYN.net,
the Feminist
Majority Foundation,
Ms. Magazine Online, among many others, and Breast Cancer Watch
is a Breast
Cancer Awareness Ring site.
Finally, he is the Evidence-based Medicine
(EBM) Editor for the Open Project Directory/DMOZ
(the largest and most comprehensive human-edited directory of the Web,
the underlying directory data feeding Google, Yahoo, and other major
search engines, at http://dmoz.org).
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