This is very interesting. In most papers I read during uni, the p-value was always set to 0.10. But I suppose it makes sense to have a more rigorous null hypoth

This is very interesting. In most papers I read during uni, the p-value was always set to 0.10. But I suppose it makes sense to have a more rigorous null hypothesis testing when you are talking about saving lives. I'm curious to see, on the whole, if all researchers in pharma try to move the goalposts like this guy did.