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Author: Corrie Pelc

Corrie Pelc has ^32.1% among authors. BS Score: 2.3%. Articles analyzed: 1. Words analyzed: 4,876.

Top reasoning patterns

Hasty Generalization - 8.3% (404 hits)
Overconfidence Bias - 6.6% (321 hits)
Post Hoc (False Cause) - 6.3% (307 hits)
Optimism Bias - 5.6% (274 hits)
Indoctrination - 4.5% (221 hits)
Anecdotal - 4.1% (199 hits)
Appeal to Authority - 3.7% (180 hits)
Halo Effect - 3.3% (161 hits)

Analyzed articles

Vitamins A and D may improve lung health in people with asthma, study finds ^9.3%

Medical News Today - By Corrie Pelc - 7/3/2026, 3:29 PM

Optimism Bias 24.8% - Confirmation Bias 16.8% - Post Hoc (False Cause) 15%

Vitamins A and D are among the 13 currently recognized essential vitamins. Both vitamins have been linked to helping maintain certain body systems, such as lung function. A new study has found that vitamin A may help improve lung function in both children and adults with asthma. Scientists also believe that vitamin D may help slow the... more

Can stress age your stem cells? New mice study points to gut-brain-bone marrow link ^27.7%

Medical News Today - By Corrie Pelc - 7/2/2026, 4:01 PM

Optimism Bias 19.4% - Indoctrination 18.1% - Overconfidence Bias 17.8%

Our understanding of the gut-brain axis has evolved and expanded to include the gut microbiome, immune system, and endocrine system. The gut-brain connection can be negatively impacted by mental health conditions like psychological stress. A new study finds a connection among gut, brain, and bone marrow. In this interconnection,... more

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Author: Corrie Pelc

Top reasoning patterns

Analyzed articles

Vitamins A and D may improve lung health in people with asthma, study finds 9.3%

Can stress age your stem cells? New mice study points to gut-brain-bone marrow link 27.7%

Vitamins A and D may improve lung health in people with asthma, study finds ^9.3%

Can stress age your stem cells? New mice study points to gut-brain-bone marrow link ^27.7%