Why Research Results are 'Adjusted' for Confounding Factors - and How To Communicate About It

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Sir, you clarified so much in a few minutes. I want to be such a great communicator as you!

[@abhijitdutta1361]

You are incredible sir. Can you please make a video on the statistical methods of adjustments? Through which we can do that practically.

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04:00 "You cannot claim a causal relationship."
Ohoho! A LOT of people who use adjusted epidemiology to make causal claims are NOT going to like this!

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