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These videos introduce some of the basic concepts in epidemiology and biostatistics. The videos are intended to be introductory-level.
Cautiously Interpreting Media During the COVID-19 Pandemic
I started watching a news clip my mother sent me and decided after watching the first 3 or so minutes that I would make a quick educational video that takes a look at some of the points the individual is making. Sorry the audio isn't great.
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Pleasant Ridge Survey Results: COVID-19 Social Distancing, Part 1
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We conducted a community survey to rapidly provide local information to the Pleasant Ridge community in Cincinnati. The information on beliefs and attitudes about social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic can help inform community-level efforts.
Coronavirus: Why are we doing what we are doing?
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Trying to explain the COVID-19 public health response in as simple terms as possible
Class, November 8, 2016
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Study design comparison and review; Mediation and moderation
Standard error and 95% confidence interval
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Standard error and 95% confidence interval
Normal distribution spread: Range, variance, standard deviation
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Normal distribution spread: Range, variance, standard deviation
appreciate your work
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Thank you , this was really helpful
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docu game changers,, eating our way to extinction,, milked white lies in dairy land kinda really good,, so many good fkin documentaries,, eating us alive,, forkoverknives list too long amazing docu
waow no wonder animal agg is winning the brain wash game,, these guys are so insanely powerfull,, love hearing the brilliance on how they manipulate studies (collin campbell video called (why focusing on single nutrient is a scam ,, ONE OF MY TOP TOP TOP favorite videos on vegsourceyoutube,, are we design to eat meat by milton mills,, and perils of dairy by john mcdougal,, and so many others
Best explanation!
I think the confusion between retrospective cohort studies and case-control studies arises because with both approaches, at the point of setting up the study, cases (those with the disease) exist - right now. A retrospective cohort study is like jumping into a time machine and assembling the exposed and non-exposed groups and following them forwards to the present time (when some have become 'cases'). Since we don't have a time machine, historical records are used in RCSs. When assembling the two groups, it is of course critical that we don't know which ones went on to become the present-day cases.
Excellent
Finally understood thank u so much keep it up🔥
Thank u so much
short and simple
Perfect... just.. so perfect!
Thank you!
Thanks!
I've watched nearly every one of your videos Prof. Smith. I love how they're depicted with simple diagrams - fancy videos can be so distracting. I also loved your clear and conceptual explanation of basic concepts - thank you so much. I hope there's more to come!
Great videos!!
Very helpful!!
Succinct yet informative
Easy and straight to the point
This really helped! I like how you repeated what exactly the curve meant.
thank you! this was very useful
Thank you so much dude I spent so much time trying to figure this out and this is like the most clear explanation for it
Thank you for making this easy!
Good
wow <3, i love those drawings, thats so original and genuine
im serious, its funny and engaging
Thank you (: 🙏
Thank you so much!
Superb ❤
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i got it easily so i start to doubt it🤣
Thank you so much
Why is the SE calculated from 1 sample a good approximation for the spread of many means of hypothetical samples (samples that we don't take in reality?)
very well explained
Well explained
Saw a dozen full of videos...and finally got my doubt cleared from this one...just awsm
How to calculate person-years if a person has less than one year follow-up?
Use the fraction of year maybe, like 6 months will be 0.5 years
So helpfull video😊
The best!❤️
Very straight forward and easy to understand. I have the general concept now. Thank you.
How did you calculate the incidence rate in the unexposed group?
I think same way the he did it but using the black X’s instead of the blue X’s
Thank you for your videos
Very helpful, thanks a lot!
Thanks for this useful content, Prof. I have a question, does it means that research question is to make a hypothesis on the research? I hope you'll be willing to respond this question 🙏 Thanks in advance, Prof. 🙏
tough
Very well explained
so how will you differentiate with case control? both retrospective and case control looks to be the same? both look at past records and both have two groups ,exposed and non-exposed
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