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looks like correlation to me... Intervention studies are so huge one rarely gets statistical power because there are normally only ~10 participants...
by londons_explore 2y ago
looks like correlation to me...
Intervention studies are so huge one rarely gets statistical power because there are normally only ~10 participants...
- voisin 2y agoWhy are they so much more expensive to run? Is it labour? If so is there a way to bring the cost down by leveraging some technology?
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- TylerE 2y agoFor observational studies the data has often already been collected. Annually survey a few tens of thousands of people, anonymize that, store it... in 10 or 20 years you go back and see how those people did. Induct a new cohort each year. The same base data can be used for an infinite number of studies.