Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

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About the study claiming covid leads to 3% increase in early onset dementia
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About the study claiming covid leads to 3% increase in early onset dementia

Spoiler: it's likely nonsense - just like a lot of 'peer reviewed' studies promoting the covid narrative

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Imagine you are a sports scientist and have some data about 1000 young people (aged between 14 and 35) who have broken a leg in the last year. You have a theory that a key risk factor contributing to such people getting broken legs is that they regularly have energy drinks (yes - it sounds daft, but bear with us on this). The 1000 with broken legs is yo…

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