Join us for a series of short talks in the GTC Lecture Theatre
Green Templeton College Oxford,
Wednesday, May 20 • 5 PM - 6:30 PM
WISER Evidence-based Health Care.
Speakers
Professor Carl Heneghan
Dr Elspeth Davies
Mrs Irene Stratton
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the self reinforcing cycle in real time.
jasonoke.substack.com/p/over…
All credit to Dylan Zhou really.
Worked really hard on this and saw it through to the end. Bright future for this lad.
Oxford medical students in our Special Study Theme (SST) have published a systematic review on AI-assisted radiology in a peer-reviewed journal. Congratulations to the students and supervisors Dr Jason Oke and Dr Annette Plüddemann!
Read more: f.mtr.cool/bsmshjphjv
I thought about starting a 'slow science' movement, only to find out it already existed (slow-science.org).
It seems however, that very little progress has been made since publishing its manifesto in 2010. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised?
“Urgent health warning as most contagious disease on earth is detected at Mall of America”
sure sounds scarier than
“Child visiting shopping mall tests positive for measles”
This kid could go far in EBM.
Ask questions. Test hypotheses.
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P = 0.06
"....Utility company investigated for sparking the worse fire in Los Angeles opted against de-energizing their transmission lines because the strength of the wind fell just shy of the threshold at 59mph at Edison's Eaton Canyon monitoring site - just 1 mph short"
Assisted dying and predicting end of life. A short commentary.
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The discussion on prostate cancer screening followed the usual pattern of being led by the advocate whose life (he claims) was saved by screening.
Of course, the opposing viewpoint (of the disadvocate) is never given as they’re not around to give it.
4 new prisons a year.
The number required to keep up with “demand”, according to Shabana Mahmood on R4 this morning.
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Work led by a very talented and hard working MSc student. Glad to be a part of this work.
Not wishing to detract from the gravity of the situation but I was wondering why the yacht was apparently called Bayesian?
micro stats #8
Ventile:
Any of the nineteen points that divide an ordered distribution into twenty parts, each containing one twentieth of the population.







