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By Sydney C Ferrell, Parshvi Patel & 10 more. Spin - reporting in a way that exaggerates benefits or minimizes harm - has been shown to affect a clinician's perceptions of treatment efficacy.
Abstract Background : Superlatives are exaggerative terms that may not accurately portray a treatment's effectiveness, safety, or availability. Objectives : The objective of this study was to evaluate the use of superlatives in news articles describing multiple sclerosis treatments. Methods : We searched Google News for 10 prespecified superlative terms describing multiple sclerosis therapies in online news articles.
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