Question

2. Imagine that one night on the news, you saw a report that chemists had discovered a medicine to cure cancer. Would

you believe that this report was true? What questions would you want to see answered in the report to help you make
your decision? Answer in two to three paragraphs. (10 points) Think about what things lead to reliable scientific information.

Answer 1

I will only make my decision if the report answered the questions below.

Step-by-step explanation:

As we all know, chemists cannot just give anyhow report on discovered medicine without prove. Although, to believe the report, there are some important questions that the report should answer before you can make your decision. The questions are;

1. When was the medicine discovered.

2. Who discovered the medicine ( to be sure it's a certified chemist).

3. Which cancer patient did the medicine cure.

4. which scientific method did they use.

5. When was it approved by the state and who approved it.

My decision would then be made

Answer 2

Although scientists have been working hard to find a cure to this deadly disease, yet a sudden new like this will not be considered at first to be true. In order to make the public believe in this report, there should be authentic results from the trial experiments showing at least 90% of patient recovery. Also, there should be enough investigation done on the side effects of this medicine and the ingredients used in its making.