RWE on risk mitigation. As much needed as evidence on drug safety...

This would be the “what should everyone know before attempting causal inference studies on drug effects” bibliography. Might be hard to squeeze this in 25 papers, but let’s see where we end up!

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Congratulations to great work. And I can attest there is no other correlation with anything that has to do with 45.

This is why we keep going. Congratulations!

Trying to figure out which risk mitigation approaches actually work - one study at a time. FDA, we need more on this to make evidence-based policy decisions.

So proud of you. Very impactful work.

Thank you for the warm wishes.

An example for this would be the "and there could be residual confounding and therefore my findings may be meaningless" disclaimer. Address residual confounding instead? Could it explain your results? Under what circumstances?

We wrote this paper in December (before any emerging safety concerns). Updating it during the review process with that information was really troubling. Noteworthy, good old spontaneous reporting found safety issues first, not our sophisticated real-world data. A lot to do...

The scientific method and both clinical trial and observational study design rely on these principles.

Very important course in the Pharmacoepidemiology menu: if one looks forward to make exposure assignments there is a chance one created bias. So easy to do...

The two newest PhDs delivered to science! Undoubtedly the most rewarding aspect of my work. Congratulations to Amir Sarayani PharmD, PhD and Thuy Thai You both will be fantastic!

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So glad this is out. Thank you to my co-authors who donated their time to this important work: Yanning Wang @skr9skr9 Celeste Ewig Nicole Smolinski

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