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Ways to describe risks: the most basics

Ways to describe risks: the most basics

@0wenyan9 April 16, 2024

You can skip to the end to test yourself...

Why food is and is not causing cancer

Why food is and is not causing cancer

@0wenyan9 August 24, 2023

Owen Yang It is very difficult to imagine that...

Risks: probabilities or proportions?

Risks: probabilities or proportions?

@0wenyan9 August 21, 2023

Owen Yang Have you thought about what risk is...

Confounding by indication in real-world evidence pharmacoepidemiology

Confounding by indication in real-world evidence pharmacoepidemiology

@0wenyan9 August 3, 2023

Owen Yang Many clinicians I know have this contradictory...

Hazard ratios are not that special

Hazard ratios are not that special

@0wenyan9 July 27, 2023

If you think hazard ratios are some special being...

Competing risk and informative censoring in a nutshell

Competing risk and informative censoring in a nutshell

@0wenyan9 July 20, 2023

Owen Yang This is probably another example where jargon...

Clinician’s confusion: how bad is misclassification?

Clinician’s confusion: how bad is misclassification?

@0wenyan9 July 13, 2023

When a clinician submits a research paper and get...

Model shrinkage and regularisation in a nutshell

Model shrinkage and regularisation in a nutshell

@0wenyan9 July 10, 2023

Owen Yang If you are a clinician or a...

Reverse causation in a nutshell

Reverse causation in a nutshell

@0wenyan9 July 6, 2023

Owen Yang On reflection, the word ‘reverse causation’ is...

Co-localization analysis (genetics) in a nutshell

Co-localization analysis (genetics) in a nutshell

@0wenyan9 July 3, 2023

Owen Yang Another article is here that will (although...