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Laine: Annals wouldn’t have published studies on red, processed meat “if we thought it was bad science”

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Older guidelines on red and processed meat are not very transparent about the methodology that was used to search, select, and rate the quality of the evidence, said Christine Laine, editor in chief of the Annals of Internal Medicine.

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