Wondering if anyone has come across relevant papers with simulations or sound rationale about the pitfalls of aggregating different outcome variables under a simplified index? It makes sense that it is a poor idea but would welcome detailed insight to better articulate to others..
“I can eat sugar now". A 25-yr-old woman with type 1 diabetes has started producing her own insulin after a transplant of reprogrammed stem cells (extracted from her own body). Follows similar type 2 diabetes success. www.nature.com/articles/d41... by Smriti Mallapaty | Nature
She is the first person with type 1 diabetes to receive this kind of transplant.
Have fun Dan, happy travels 👍
Seems perfectly reasonable and well informed...per standard.
Would definitely be interested in the recording :)
Sounds like a brilliant opportunity to talk about Bayes stats. Unfortunately I will not be there but hopefully others will be able to take advantage of this opportunity. Thanks for flagging it here.
Ahaha, that sounds about right, whenever I am in a meeting with sound methodologists there is usually a considerable amount of questions and despair inducing answers (reality sometimes is not friendly).
Sadly I can relate. Hope you bounce back soon!
Really interesting. And the dataviz is super clear! Thanks for sharing.