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Category Archives: Statistics and Decision Making
Reading the Medical Literature. Does anyone do it anymore?
Recently, I was at a virtual conference and the presenter showed graphics from several journals that I had never heard of. While it has always been the case that doctors have had to “keep up” with developments in their field, … Continue reading
How Do We Use Statistics?
How we utilize Statistical Inference is indeed a critical piece in the evaluation of new information in the Biomedical Literature. Continue reading