Posts on Statistics
Mental Retirement: Use It or Lose It—Susann Rohwedder and Robert Willis
Less Than 6 or More than 9 Hours of Sleep Signals a Higher Risk of Heart Attacks
The Surprising Genetic Correlation Between Protein-Heavy Diets and Obesity
Are Processed Food and Environmental Contaminants the Main Cause of the Rise of Obesity?
Livestock Antibiotics, Lithium and PFAS as Leading Suspects for Environmental Causes of Obesity
How Lithium May Have Led to Serious Obesity for the Pima Beginning around 1937
Henry George Eloquently Makes the Case that Correlation Is Not Causation
After Crunching Reinhart and Rogoff's Data, We Found No Evidence High Debt Slows Growth
Frightening New England Journal of Medicine Projections for the Rise of Obesity
Beyond the Classroom: Using Title IX to Measure the Return to High School Sports (Betsey Stevenson)
Let's Set Half a Percent as the Standard for Statistical Significance
Adding a Variable Measured with Error to a Regression Only Partially Controls for that Variable
Also, I referred to “Title IX and the Evolution of High School Sports,” by Betsey Stevenson.