Please folks, we need to all do our individual parts to flatten the curve in order to prevent collapse of our health systems! What is happening in Northern Italy is absolutely frightening.
NBA season suspended.
Coachella delayed.
SXSW canceled.
This one chart shows why so many large group gatherings are being canceled right now.
Learn more about the importance of social distancing and how to #flattenthecurve. https://t.co/sWAYCNEg4P
Check this out! Our PACE poster @MountSinai. Special thanks to Mark, our amazing nursing student for taking initiative in showing the progress of PACE IBD Telemedicine program. We proudly serve over 180 patients, over 70 sites! #CCawarenessmonth@vwaimeih@getgutsycanada@CANIBD
Many thanks to France Gélinas (@NickelBelt) for meeting with some of our PACE team to talk about strengthening telemedicine options for people with Crohn's or colitis. Learn more about PACE's work at https://t.co/tqspJnDcFx #CCawarenessmonth
Are we prepared in Canada to handle this challenge? We can’t mess this up, too many people will suffer unnecessarily. Crohn's, colitis rates in children grew by 50 per cent in last 15 years: report https://t.co/I7rCzPkkna
NYT should have consulted an expert. Any statistician or epidemiologist worth their salt would have told them the figures they presented do nothing to counter Serena's arguments.
You need to calculate the risk of getting fined by dividing the number of fines by the number of actual violations (include those that did not get fined or called out). This is not likely to be recorded and you would have to go back to video footage of matches to capture that.
I'm quite surprised the New York Times published this. Trying to compare the number of fines between women and men and then making some kind of inference regarding the likelihood of getting a fine based on sex is hogwash.