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Happy news: Lacey W. Heinsberg and I had a paper on post hoc power just accepted which Reviewer 1 really liked: "In short, this is an excellent paper with a very important message. I look forward to citing it, and I believe others will too."

Big update to R Workflow includes Consort and Mermaid diagrams, analyzing data about the data, missing data patterns, descriptive graphics for discrete & continuous longitudinal data & time-to-event data. fharrell.com/post/rflow #RStats @vandy_biostat Vanderbilt University Data Science Institute RStudio

This is a truly outstanding cheat sheet on making effective visualizations.

I began planning this study in 2019 with the idea that combining all existing US data on prenatal phthalate exposure would finally give us the sample size (>6k) needed to address the question of whether phthalate exposure is associated with preterm birth. It is. 1/

We are excited to share this research in which we found a super cool association with a stop-gain variant in BTNL9 and lower HDL-C and higher triglycerides🧵 (1/n) bit.ly/3VoiDOY

GRANTING A HEALTHIER FUTURE | New on #NursingCentered, a Sigma team is studying a genetic variant in Pacific Islanders to understand early-life links to obesity—with the help of the Dr. Patricia E. Thompson Global Nursing Research Grant » bit.ly/4bOCGPt