Annual reminder that my first name, tanayott, rhymes with sufganiyot. Is that helpful?

#Biostatistics journal club: Tanayott Thaweethai tanayott (tony) thaweethai MassGeneral News will discuss statistical methods for handling bias resulting from missing data in electronic health records. Register: hvrdct.me/ypl Harvard Biostatistics

finally! a big budget film about relative risk ratios

New work led by Younga (Heather) Lee 🇰🇷 showing that selection bias affects PRS estimates in biobanks with implication for clinical implementation and genomic medicine. With Pete Kraft Tian Ge Anne Feng Yi-han Sheu tanayott (tony) thaweethai Beth Karlson medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

New work led by Younga (Heather) Lee 🇰🇷 on an under-appreciated problem: How selection bias may be warping effect estimates of polygenic risk scores. With tanayott (tony) thaweethai Anne Feng Yi-han Sheu Beth Karlson Tian Ge Pete Kraft pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37226828/

1st #NIHRECOVER adult cohort results are out today in JAMA, proposing an expanded working definition of #LongCovid (aka post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 [PASC]). Led by tanayott (tony) thaweethai, this is a dense paper with a ton of results. Buckle up! 🧵 jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

This study aims to develop a definition of postacute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection (PASC), also known as long #COVID, based on self-reported symptoms and serves as a launching point for further investigations. ja.ma/3q7uRAu

Within the supportive context of a clinical trial (incl. regular access to healthcare, health education, free meds), you might expect health disparities to resolve...right? Read on to see what tanayott (tony) thaweethai Deborah Wexler and I found in ACCORD. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Online now in Annals of Int Med, Kristine Erlandson, Linda Geng & colleagues explore whether common laboratory tests are useful in helping to identify adults with #LongCovid, using data from #NIHRECOVER. [Spoiler: no.] A 🧵on what we did: acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M2…

Our new #NIHRECOVER study highlights that kids get #LongCOVID too, but symptoms vary by age. Headaches and memory trouble are common in younger kids, while fatigue and muscle aches impact teens harder. Read more in JAMA Network