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Low cholesterol (hypocholesterolemia) is commonly observed in critically ill patients. This could be driving the correlation and doesn't mean that if you lower your cholesterol you will increase your risk of dying.
Low cholesterol (hypocholesterolemia) is commonly observed in critically ill patients. This could be driving the correlation and doesn't mean that if you lower your cholesterol you will increase your risk of dying.
There is a 6 hour lipid series in YouTube where they go into the details: https://youtu.be/5iGl3iPZDis?si=fzL6zmX-iqkF7wF-
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The first person might pay more in absolute terms, but that doesn't sound fair to me.
Which means that it is more likely that if you will find an effect only if you are overestimating the real effect. The real effect might not even be detectable!
Chile saw a big uptick in vaccination when a similar policy was implemented.