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Infection rate increases by 1%. Even if that’s a doubling, I feel like it’s such a small increase that you can hardly claim correlation, much less causation. As
by adnmcq999 4y ago
Infection rate increases by 1%. Even if that’s a doubling, I feel like it’s such a small increase that you can hardly claim correlation, much less causation. As for the DVT, that was a tenth of a percent increase. That’s gotta be within the error bars. And even if it isn’t, I think you’d expect more DVT with more infection, so is it directly due to marijuana?
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- Spivak 4y agoThere are ~1 mil of these kinds of surgeries annually a 1% increase is 10,000 infections that could be prevented by just telling patients not to smoke for a bit. This should be touted as a huge win. Correlation and effect size are independent. You can have extremely strong correlation but a small effect size.