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DonDonDonDon

03/26/21 8:12 PM

#155024 RE: humble howard #155023

If I completed a study I'd certainly extract the good points in a NY minute. Why wouldn't you? The bears call it mining and I call it using the facts to your advantage.


True. And you would release the best data. Where's the good data? A 9% mortality benefit in a 62 patient slice which represents 16% of the total patients is likely due to randomness. If you flip a coin 393 times and then divide the results randomly into 6 groups, one of those groups will likely show a 9% benefit.

BBalls-N-CowTown

03/26/21 8:14 PM

#155026 RE: humble howard #155023

Absolutely, and it is the point of scientific clinical investigations. Adding to that CYDY has unquestionably saved MANY lives.

Dieselpro

03/26/21 8:27 PM

#155028 RE: humble howard #155023

The term "data mining" is a tool shorts use to distract from positive results. You'll see it being used when trying to draw attention away from positive data.