The causal mediation analysis methods paper with Maya Mathur, @DanielHSolomon, Paul Ridker, Bob Glynn and @kaz_yos is finally published in Epidemiology!
https://t.co/wz1FCM8ifM
We found that both the Mediterranean and AHA dietary patterns may meaningfully reduce long-term cardiovascular risk, with particularly favorable estimates for the Mediterranean diet.
Thrilled to share that our paper, “Cardiovascular risk under low-fat, Mediterranean, and AHA diets: a target trial emulation in US adults,” was just published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
https://t.co/IK9DOxWF94
Using data from the Nurses’ Health Study and the Health Professionals Follow-up Study, we emulated a long-term dietary trial comparing three active dietary strategies: low-fat, Mediterranean, and AHA-2020 dietary goals.
@canonical777 @clopenloop “Exceptional part-time arrangements will be considered for senior academics, eg applied math professors……”. Now the question is: Is Terrence Tao qualified to work part time?
Statistics in Medicine — What’s in an Estimand? Andrea B. Troxel, Constantine A. Gatsonis, Joseph W. Hogan, Rebecca A. Hubbard, David J. Hunter, Sharon‑Lise T. Normand. New England Journal of Medicine. https://t.co/ztBNNcCx6M
The paper is now published in PDS: Demystifying Clone-Censor-Weighting to Studying Treatment Initiation Windows: An Example Using Publicly Available Synthetic Medicare Claims Data
https://t.co/fQoh5MI0GH
"The Complex Estimand of Clone-Censor-Weighting (CCW) When Studying Treatment Initiation Windows" on arXiv: https://t.co/yXwnQiFc1S
Led by: Michael Webster-Clark
w/ Sophie Aniello and @robertwplatt
Studying the effect of a regimen like "starting a treatment within a specific time window (e.g. within 30 days of hospitalization)" can be complex. The paper discusses what the CCW estimates really mean!
#epitwitter #rxepi #causaltwitter #causalinference
Thanks @StanfordGSB for this Last Lecture Series.
“Your Life as the Hero’s Journey” by @GrahamCWeaver
https://t.co/Upl7jJpptq
Takeaway # 1. Almost any wall that you can imagine will yield to you with time.
Takeaway #2. Your behaviour is consistent with your identity. If you want to free yourself from the marble, consider having your identity be where you want to go, not where you’ve been.
@EpiEllie Sorry to hear. Herniated disc is very painful, I was diagnosed in 2021 in my lower back, and did tons of PT for over a year. Hope you feel better soon!