Couldn’t be more excited or proud of my first #JSM2022 invited session today - Session #312 “What we know about what we don’t know: Overcoming incomplete data in practice.” Interested? Here’s the TL; DR 👩💻 1/n
Signing off with some of my favorite statistics jokes. Thanks for letting me be the #RoCur for this week.
- I asked a statistician for her phone number... and she gave me an estimate.
That said, I’ve had /mostly/ positive experiences explaining it to colleagues in recent years. The people in my lab have been nothing but supportive. My advisor in particular is incredibly thoughtful on the topic.
Disability can be really difficult to explain to people. Heck, I’ve had to sit my own MHC down and explain how her language around my disability was seriously insulting. (she was very receptive to the feedback, though)
New work out in Epidemiology: "First episodes of norovirus and sapovirus gastroenteritis protect against subsequent episodes in a Nicaraguan birth cohort"
Led by Dr. Nadja Vielot at UNC
https://t.co/3B3qWWeTFv