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Gist cf01c80643e72e5a9fc0

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Last edited Jun 15, 2015

Created on Jun 15, 2015

This visualization, titled “Evidence for Meditation and Mindfulness,” plots research findings on a scatterplot where the x-axis shows the publication year and the y-axis rates the amount of scientific evidence from 1 (little) to 4 (much). Each point represents a study outcome, colored by category (e.g., cognitive, cognitive + emotional) and encoded with a tooltip that reveals the plain-language claim, full description, and source link on hover. The chart is rendered with D3 v3 as an SVG with animation, set against a dark background for contrast.

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