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A Hero for Children's Health Says Goodbye to the FDA

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By Josh Stevenson
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I have had the privilege of working with Dr. Tracy Beth Høeg during the Covid era on a couple of papers — one that shed light on post-mRNA myocarditis signals in adolescents, and one on the elusive, non-significant differences in school masking policies. Tracy is a true scientist, physician, and patient safety advocate who courageously dove into the depths of Covid data and brought her findings to light publicly.
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By Josh Stevenson
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A side project for the same kind of reader — one who wants the numbers without the spin. Introducing vehiclereliability.com About 2½ years ago I was in the market for a used vehicle — a position most of us land in every few years. I’m a sucker for quality and I never buy brand new, so I’m unsurprisingly obsessed with reliability research. During that process, an idea hit me: what if we approached vehicle quality the same way we approach population health?
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GenAI and The Productivity Paradox

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By Josh Stevenson
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After spending the last couple of years co-developing data science notebooks, machine learning models, and LLM-enhanced demo applications, I’ve experienced firsthand both the power—and the tradeoffs—of building software this way. The debate about whether AI actually makes developers more productive is still unsettled. Some claim it dramatically accelerates work. Others argue it simply shifts effort to different parts of the development cycle.
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