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Prof Jeffrey S Morris

@jsm2334.bsky.social did:plc:vgfcbdbhacqbqab6beeq4g4f

George S Pepper Professor of Public Health & Preventative Medicine; Biostats, Stats & Data Science, Lifelong learner & truth seeker; Views my own & not employer’s

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Prof Jeffrey S Morris (@jsm2334.bsky.social) er en Bluesky-bruger, der tilmeldte sig 24 juli 2023. Kontoen har 101.405 følgere, følger 50 konti og har udgivet 586 opslag.

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  • sbshipway.bsky.social@sbshipway.bsky.social

    Thank you

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  • Telecordial@telecordial.bsky.social

    Wow! Thank you for sharing this. Learning more about statistics in specialized parts of the real world keeps the brain sharp.

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  • Goney@realjmw.bsky.social

    Great thread. When I was a grad student, I initially feared peer review - it’s intimidating to have a colleague rip your work to shreds. But this is how it’s supposed to work. You subject your ideas, hypotheses and results to rigorous scrutiny. Your own, your colleagues and the entire world.

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  • Kevin Ault@kevinault.bsky.social

    These are the data in question. The protocol enrolled pregnant people in the second and third trimester. All of these anomalies happen at conception or during the first trimester. With the possible exception of microcephaly - someone please fact check me.

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  • Health Nerd@gidmk.bsky.social

    Yes to me this is the biggest issue. Even with PSM, it's hard to compare the groups because of acute difference in infection leading to a changing cohort of individuals who test positive for first and second infections.

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