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COVIDvax Correlates of Protection and Validation

September 29 | Posted by mrossol | Malone, Math/Statistics, Medicine, Pharma

The CDC, Press, and New England Journal of Medicine are clueless Source: COVIDvax Correlates of Protection and Validation

SEP 29, 2025
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Japan COVID shot data: Every single time you take another shot, it gets worse. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

September 29 | Posted by mrossol | Math/Statistics, Vaccine

They Japanese are very obedient, even when the government tells them to take a shot that is killing them off. Japanese officials are likely to keep ignoring the evidence of their mistake. Source: Japan COVID shot data: Every single time you take another shot, it gets worse. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

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Observational Studies in Pregnancy, Autism, and Politics: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

September 25 | Posted by mrossol | Math/Statistics, Medicine

I generally like [and agree?] with Dr. Cifu, and so I think this post needs consideration.  He is closer to the data than I am.  mrossol Source: Observational Studies in Pregnancy, Autism, and Politics: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

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The HepB Prebirth Screening of Mother Does Not Have a 10% False Negative Rate.

September 18 | Posted by mrossol | Math/Statistics, Medicine

On CNN, Gupta made a stunningly inaccurate statement of the risk of exposing infants to the HepB virus during childbirth. Source: (1) No, Sanjay Gupta, the HepB Prebirth Screening of Mother Does Not Have a 10% False Negative Rate.

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No, The LA Fires Did Not Cause Excess Deaths as Reported in JAMA

August 28 | Posted by mrossol | Critical Thinking, Math/Statistics, Prasad, Science

This is a good post about understanding “scientific studies”.  Don’t fall for ‘fake studies’.  mrossol Source: No, The LA Fires Did Not Cause Excess Deaths as Reported in JAMA

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Staying True to Trial Analyses — The Tale of Two Screening Trials

August 25 | Posted by mrossol | Health, Math/Statistics

The devil is in the details. Very interesting.  mrossol Source: Staying True to Trial Analyses — The Tale of Two Screening Trials

AUG 25, 2025
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